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Lost Weekend: A Rocked Short Story (BBW New Adult Rock Star Romance): Rocked
Lost Weekend: A Rocked Short Story (BBW New Adult Rock Star Romance): Rocked
Lost Weekend: A Rocked Short Story (BBW New Adult Rock Star Romance): Rocked
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Lost Weekend: A Rocked Short Story (BBW New Adult Rock Star Romance): Rocked

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* This short story takes place between the events of Rocked to the Core and Hard Rocked. *

When Joe surprises Liss with a trip to New York for just the two of them, she's over the moon. He's thought of everything, and a little time alone is exactly what the couple needs. But when the trapping of his fame intrude and the reality of dating a rock star hits her again, Liss risks falling into bad old habits - running away when things get hard.

But a chance meeting with an old friend changes everything and provides new perspective, reminding her of what really matters - the love that she and Joe built together. It's stronger than any petty argument, and worth fighting for, even if the whole world conspires against them.

Length: 7,500 words
Series: Rocked (Bonus Story)

LanguageEnglish
PublisherClara Bayard
Release dateSep 13, 2013
ISBN9781497787339
Lost Weekend: A Rocked Short Story (BBW New Adult Rock Star Romance): Rocked

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    Lost Weekend - Clara Bayard

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    Lost Weekend - A Rocked Story

    By Clara Bayard

    Copyright © 2013 by Clara Bayard

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    About this book

    This short story takes place between the events of Rocked to the Core and Hard Rocked.

    When Joe surprises Liss with a trip to New York for just the two of them, she's over the moon. He's thought of everything, and a little time alone is exactly what the couple needs. But when the trapping of his fame intrude and the reality of dating a rock star hits her again, Liss risks falling into bad old habits - running away when things get hard.

    But a chance meeting with an old friend changes everything and provides new perspective, reminding her of what really matters - the love that she and Joe built together. It's stronger than any petty argument, and worth fighting for, even if the whole world conspires against them.

    Lost Weekend

    I yawned loudly before climbing into the back of the taxi.

    That wasn’t very promising for our romantic weekend, babe, Joe said with a smile as he slid in on the other side.

    Sorry. Early flight, very little sleep.

    He pulled me across the seat, so our bodies were touching from shoulder to leg. I don’t mind. I’m just glad we’re here.

    Me too. And I was. After Joe’s band had finished recording their album, they’d headed out to the west coast for two months, doing promotion, re-recording, and who knows what else. I’d planned to visit, but the timing never worked out. I’d missed him desperately, and even though I could barely keep my eyes open, my heart was leaping from just being close to him again.

    He turned his head and planted a soft kiss on my lips, before reaching into his pocket and pulling out a piece of fabric.

    What’s that?

    Joe flashed his crooked grin, the one that turned me into jelly every time. A blindfold. For your surprise.

    What? We’re in New York. It was on my plane ticket. And a lot of signs. The surprise is ruined.

    He chuckled. Just go with me on this, okay?

    I arched an eyebrow.

    Don’t you trust me, Liss?

    Generally.

    Babe, you left your whole life behind to go on tour with me. You should be willing to trust me for half an hour in a car.

    Fine, I said with a shrug. He had a point. Granted, the road hadn’t been entirely smooth,

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