Jed Chance is the world famous lead singer of the rock band Black Lace. Once married to his best friend, he soon realised his love for her was not romantic, but they remained friends and she now manages the band. Jamie has been hugely protective of Jed since his former bandmate and lover outed him to the world.<br><br>The band faces a lineup change when their guitarist decides she wants to spend more time with her kids. Auditions start and in walks Donnie, a very talented, handsome, and openly bisexual musician. Jed vows to resist the attraction he feels for his new bandmate but finds temptation at every turn.<br><br>But lust isn’t the only thing on Jed's mind -- he has a stalker who seems intent on ending his life. Jed finds himself fighting for his band, his heart, and even his life. Can he keep all three?

Black Lace

He had been happy with Jamie. She was his best friend. He married his best friend. He was never unhappy, even if he’d always known something was missing. The passion hadn’t been there for him. He loved her, but he didn’t truly desire her.


“So you’re not bisexual? Even though you were married to Jamie for seven years? All the stories I’ve seen call you gay,” Donnie says.


“I was lying to myself for a long time. I didn’t think I could be gay and be in a rock band. All the bands I knew were so macho, and the media love a lady’s man.” Jed laughs a bit. “I was wrong.”


“It’s not easy to be out and in a band. I’ve been in a lot of bands, some better than others, but in the rock scene, a lot of people had a problem with my sexuality. Sometimes liking girls made it easier. Having a girlfriend, it made me one of them. When people found out I was bisexual, it didn’t always go well.” Donnie sighs.


Chapter 10