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Bounce
- A Boomerang Novel
- Narrated by: Connor Kelly-Eiding, Adam Conner
- Length: 8 hrs and 50 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Following in the best-selling tradition of Molly McAdams and J. Lynn, this final chapter in the fun and steamy new adult trilogy by Noelle August (authors Veronica Rossi and Lorin Oberweger) features two aspiring musicians who must choose between their careers - and their sizzling attraction for each other.
Playing the occasional club gig just isn't cutting it for 22-year-old cellist Skyler Canby, who's trying to support herself and her mother back home in Kentucky. Persuaded by her best friend, Beth, to accompany her on an audition for the first feature film launched by Blackwood Entertainment, she figures why not? Beth's a shoo-in for the lead, but maybe Skyler's newly dyed pink hair will help her stand out enough to score a small speaking part.
Never in her wildest dreams does Skyler imagine she'll land the lead role or that she'll have her shoes knocked off her feet by the kiss her audition partner, Grey Blackwood, plants on her - a kiss that feels very real and not at all acted.
After throwing a party that causes thousands of dollars of damage to his older brother's home, reckless musician Grey Blackwood gets roped into working off his debt on the set of his CEO brother's newest project. Grey spends his days fetching coffee and doing odd jobs around the studio, but he lives for nights when he performs with his band. He knows if he can stay focused, success as a singer is just around the corner. But that's tough with a distracting, pink-haired girl occupying his every waking thought.
Skyler and Grey have every reason to resist each other. But like a song neither of them can get out of their minds, they have no choice but to go where the music takes them.