A drum tech hides her romantic feelings from her drummer until he finds out she wants to have a baby and offers to help with that.
It’s a slow burn with a steamy payoff and a touch of consensual kink, friends to lovers, with pregnancy as a major part of the plot. Enjoy!
You can get ROCK ICON READY here: https://books2read.com/rockiconready
“You wrote a song with the guys,” she said to him as they walked back to their guesthouse. He didn’t take her hand or anything, though they walked with a companionable closeness. The earlier sexy mood was gone, and she wondered if he’d still want to sleep with her the next day, sober and without the New Year’s midnight magic.
💕 This is my last #FridayKiss for #RockIconReady which was published today. Next week, I'll be on to something new...💕
A drum tech hides her romantic feelings from her drummer until he finds out she wants to have a baby and offers to help with that.
It’s a slow burn with a steamy payoff and a touch of consensual kink, friends to lovers, with pregnancy as a major part of the plot. Enjoy!
You can get it here: https://books2read.com/rockiconready
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Dice wrapped a friendly arm around Kimmy’s shoulders as they walked back to their guesthouse, both of them hyperaware of Crys and Blade on the path ahead of them and the rest of the group heading down to the beach. Don’t mind us, just negotiating some friendly sex, Kimmy thought, and a burble of laughter escaped her, making Dice jump. But he didn’t say anything.
His sweet smile tempted her, even though *just kissing* seemed like it might fall outside of their arrangement — neither sexual experimentation nor babymaking. Dangerous. But he reached out to trace one fingertip down her arm, and the gentle touch stripped all caution from her mind. “Okay. One kiss.”
He shifted his position for a better angle and brought one hand up to cup the back of her neck, tenderly but with a hint of strength that had her melting and helpless in his arms as he leaned down to kiss her. And it was as though any brakes or controls had come off between them. They’d kissed — a lot — but she’d never felt so adored or needed, and without the need to protect her heart any further, she gave herself up to the moment.
*He’s too sweet a person to have dominant tendencies, isn’t he?* Yet with the way he called her Pretty Girl and asked her if she wanted to come, she wondered if she was wrong about that.
“You can call me whatever you like… Boss,” she offered, testing for his reaction. The deepening blush and the almost-ashamed flare of excitement and desire in his eyes was interesting, to say the least.
#RomanceWonders for February 19: Start with a character & design a partner to fit, or start with two characters & figure out how to make them fall in love?
It depends on the book. In book 1, the two characters were crafted to fit a plot idea and each other, then the hero of book 2 existed from book 1 and I had to figure out who could love him and be what he needed. For my current WIP, book 3, both characters existed as best friends before I realized they belonged together.
#RomanceWonders for February 17 and 18 (catching up!): Do they want to get married? / Do they live happily ever after?
Yes and yes. It's really hard to elaborate on this one without major spoilers, so I'll just leave it at that.
#RomanceWonders for February 16: How important is sex to your couple? Also, what's your WIP's heat level?
Kimmy likes sex, and while she thinks "vanilla is a very good flavor too," she prefers a submissive role in bed and her needs are most deeply met through kink.
Dice doesn't feel arousal with strangers so sex hasn't been as easy for him as for his bandmates.
Sex is a key part of their emotional intimacy.
My books are usually medium steam, but this one leans into more heat.
Kella Campbell