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Thanks For Coming Along by Nadine Long

Release Date: December 7th 2024

Tropes: Female Rockstar Romance, Workplace Romance, Slow Burn, Dual POV, Found Family, Obsessed Love Interest, Mutual Pining, Forced Proximity, Sneaking Around, One Bed

Please note that this book contains

  • Sexual content (consensual)

  • Mental Health Rep (anxiety, depression, stress, PTSD)

  • Near death experience/ graphic depiction of war violence

  • Death of a parent (past event, only discussed)

  • Cheating/ toxic relationship/ emotional abuse (past event, only discussed and not involving either main character)

  • Alcohol use

  • Explicit language

This is the first book in the Coast to Coast trilogy.

BLURB:

Eden Percy has had a rough couple of years. After a highly publicized paparazzi-fueled breakup and a very public breakdown, she’s finally on the road to recovery. The mysterious rockstar had always prided herself on keeping her secrets a secret. But her elusive past and cryptic song lyrics have drawn curiosity far beyond her fanbase. When a major news channel approaches her about creating an unfiltered documentary, she cautiously agrees, hoping it will allow her to take control of the public narrative that’s dominated her life for too long.


In enters the levelheaded, eye-catching war correspondent who is in charge of her documentary, Ronan Murphy. Ronan’s career has centered around securing hard-hitting interviews in war-torn regions, leaving little room for anything else—especially love. A traumatic accident has brought him back to Los Angeles, and now, instead of covering conflicts abroad, he’s assigned to film a documentary about Eden—the fun-loving, wild child musician who starts to unravel his carefully constructed world.


Conducting a professional interview should be easy. But impromptu slow dancing, spontaneous tattoos, and a tension filled motorcycle road trip have seemed to blur the lines between a professional relationship and the undeniable attraction between them. Can Eden overcome the demons of her past and allow herself to love again? Can the measured, pragmatic Ronan take a gamble that could alter everything between them?