Adam Blue is destined to be a rockstar. As lead singer of Viral Blue, he knows it's just a matter of time before he's on his way to fame and fortune. If he can just get a studio to sign his band and get his songs on the radio, he knows he'll make it big. When they land a spot onstage at a popular nightclub downtown, Adam hopes to get noticed. But he doesn't expect to meet sexy Paulo Raucci, owner of Raucci Entertainment, a local studio looking for fresh talent. Paul likes Adam's sound and, more importantly, likes Adam, as well. But when Paul brings the band into the studio, his partner Lewis isn't quite as taken with Adam's rockstar attitude. Lewis doesn't want to sign the band until Adam proves he's willing to work. Unfortunately, the band takes second priority to Adam's growing interest Paul ... an interest that has nothing to do with his musical career. The stress of recording their first studio album threatens to tear the band apart, and Adam's ego further drives a wedge between the members of Viral Blue. Paul does his best to keep the band together, but ultimately it's Adam's call. Adam wants it all -- his band, his first record, and his new lover. Now that his dreams are finally within reach, what does he have to do to make them come true?

Rockstar

Paul purrs, “We’ll only be in the way. I was thinking maybe we could run out and get a bite to eat? If you don’t have anything better to do…”


All thoughts of a single leave Adam’s mind when he looks into those crystal eyes. The two of them in a car again? He can’t think of anything else he’d rather do.


This time they take Paul’s Cherokee. Adam likes the leather interior, the plush seats, the CD changer. It makes him feel inadequate and stupid, with his little piece of shit Corolla, but Paul doesn’t say anything about it. When he gets rich and famous, Adam thinks he’ll buy something snazzier than this to drive Paul around in. Something with a big back seat, so they aren’t so cramped when they want to fool around. He’s going to be famous, he knows. It’s just a matter of time. What did Paul say? One week. He’s waited this long, hasn’t he? What’s one week more?


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