Synopsis

People think they know Jase Connors: Former front man for Kings Quarters. Successful solo artist. Consummate playboy. What they don’t know is he’s tired from road life. Tired of road life. Just plain tired.

When a beloved high school teacher passes away, Jase returns to his Midwestern childhood home to honor the teacher’s final wishes. Sparks fly when he’s reunited with his childhood best friend, Cami, and is forced to confront choices that made him the man he is today.

Dear Future Self is a 23,000-word novella spin-off of award-winning Starfish: A Rock Star Romance. It can be read as a stand-alone and guarantees a happily ever after. For mature readers only.

Review

Do you have just a little time to read?  Then pick up this novella and get lost in the world of music and romance.

This story picks up after Starfish but can be read on its own.  Granted you might understand a few of the characters and Jase’s life if you do read Starfish first, but not required.

Jase finds himself back in his hometown working with his high school crush on a project for a teacher that passed away.  I wonder if the teacher knew that these two belonged together and just needed a nudge in that direction?  Whether that was the teacher’s objective or not, it worked.  Jase and Cami become inseparable once again.  But the road to happiness isn’t easy as a certain someone tries to come between them, testing their friendship and love for each other.

This is a sweet romantic tale that made me smile, growl at the bad guy, and even made me laugh a time or two.  Definitely worth the read.

About the Author

Lisa Becker is an award-winning romance writer who spends her time like she spends her money – on books and margaritas. As Lisa’s grandmother used to say, “For every chair, there’s a tush.” Lisa is now happily married to a wonderful man she met online and lives in Manhattan Beach, California with him and their two daughters. So, if it happened for her, there’s hope for anyone!

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