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Last Sheet

Author Jodi Ann Fahey Michael James
Publisher Michael James
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Publisher Michael James
ISBN / ASIN B07PFSMK3C
Sales Rank #987,237
Marketplace United States
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Nicolas Stone is known for his piano playing. He is the best of the best. But when he decides he can’t do the fame thing anymore, he runs from the spotlight. He hides behind ripped jeans and t-shirts in a bar called Sheets. Sheets is where he is drowning himself in whiskey in a corner playing his music. Nick just wants the simple life; no cameras flashing in his face, no tabloids and no playing someone else’s shit music. The problem is, he is a lost soul. His demons are eating at him from the inside out.
Willow DeVine is a high-class girl stuck in a world she wants to break free of. Her overprotective father, Edward, controls her every move. For Willow to have any kind of social life, she has to sneak around behind his back; hoping he doesn’t catch her before passing out drunk. Willow seems like she has it all, at least that is how the world sees her, however, it is far from the truth. She wants freedom, love and a different kind of life that doesn’t include her father’s wealth, business or business partners.
When Willow sees Nick playing the piano, it seeps into her soul and it is so captivating, she needs more. Willow is warned to stay away from Nick because he is trouble, but what happens when she doesn’t listen to the warning?
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