Fifty-Five Days

It was supposed to be a fling.

After events beyond her control upend the course of Amber's career, she decides never to return to the band she helped found, Not My Best Day. She's done with the rock-star life, the highs of performing weighed down by the lows of grueling schedules, endless travel, and the uncomfortable intimacy of living two feet from everyone else on the bus.

But when her replacement has to bail a week before the new tour starts, the band asks her to fill in temporarily. What else can she do? They're still family.

Rob, as the other new member in their revamped lineup, is doing his best to fit in. His time with Not My Best Day has been defined as much by Amber's absence as his presence. When she returns in their time of need, he sees what the others don't-–how much it's costing her to save them from disaster. When his supportiveness becomes attraction, and mutual attraction becomes a fling, Rob faces decisions he never expected. He may doubt their secret affair is good for the band, or even for himself, but he's certain it's what's best for her.

But what becomes of them when the tour is over? Can they really go their separate ways like nothing ever happened?