Bad-boy rocker Jared Leigh is about to meet the biggest challenge of his life...his deaf four-year-old son.

At twenty-one, I had been prepared to give up my dream of touring with a rock band to become a father after getting my ex-girlfriend pregnant. But when she told me she'd gotten an abortion, I was devastated.

Now five years later, I bump into her little sister, who I haven't seen since high school, while she's grocery shopping with four-year-old Logan. Sparks flare between Callie and me that didn't exist before.

But soon I grow suspicious when I realize her deaf "son" is the same age as my own child would have been.

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When Jared demands to know more about Logan, I panic. There are things I can't tell him. Besides, Jared is a bad-boy rocker, not a dependable father figure.

Trouble is, Jared refuses to be pushed away. And the more quality time he spends with Logan, the more I start to fall for him and envision us as a family.

But falling for him is far from a good idea—because when Jared's band hits big time, Logan and I will prove to be nothing more than a passing phase. Right?

My Song For You is a standalone romance. All the books in the series can be read in any order. The novel was originally published under the same title by a traditional publisher.

"Everything – the plot, the characters and the dialogue – made this story captivating"—Harlequin Junkie

Romantic angst powers this fast-paced novel, and readers will return to the series to learn more about the enigmatic side characters whose own stories are waiting to be told—Publishers Weekly

"Truth: I started reading it last night and finished it in one sitting."—Beyond the Truth

"...excellent characters and an amazing story that tugs at every piece of your heart."—Books in Brogan

"The author has an amazing and deep connection with her characters...I loved every single page"—Extreme Damage Blog

"From the first to the last page - Greatness unfolded."—Ellie Is Uhm...A Bookworm

"Oooh, a secret baby story with a twist . . . and I liked that twist. I also really liked that this was somewhat of a friends-to-lovers story. . . A really good, entertaining read and I enjoyed it a lot. I'd definitely recommend it."—Smitten with Reading