Only Girl

Jack Rose is one of the most famous pop stars in the world.
But unlike my sister, I've never been a fan. Pretentious womanizers aren't exactly my type. So, when he strikes up a conversation as I'm waitressing at his birthday party, I'm not looking for anything more than refilling his drinks. But Jack doesn't give up that easily, and my wounded heart makes me vulnerable.
As I get to know him through dates that feel more like secret missions, I realize the tabloids couldn't be further from the truth. There's a lot more to Jack Rose than the music sensation. He's kind, protective, and his smile makes my insides burn.
The last thing I need when I'm supposed to figure out what to do with my life is to travel the world with a superstar, but the offer might just be too irresistible.

And who knows? Maybe I'll find myself along the way. Hanging out with a creative soul like Jack could be exactly what I need to spark inspiration.
Only Girl is a rockstar romantic comedy with laugh-out-loud moments and sizzling fade-to-black scenes between a French expat and a British singer. It's the first book in the trilogy and it ends in a cliffhanger. The books must be read in order and there's a guaranteed HEA in the last book.
While mostly lighthearted, this story explores themes around addiction and recovery that could trigger certain audiences.
If you love celebrity romances, plot twists, and trips around the world, you'll love Only Girl. Buckle up for an emotional rollercoaster ride between two people coming from opposite worlds but who are perfect for each other.