Sasha Marshall

The Ballad of Us: A Second Chance, Rock Star, Small Town Romance (Dogwood Hollow Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

She walked away to save herself. He had to lose everything to find his way back.

Rhea made the hardest decision of her life when she left Gray Garrison, lead singer of Case in Point. Now, she's hiding in a small Georgia mountain town, serving coffee at a café and trying to piece together a life without him. The last thing she expects is for Gray to walk through her door at ninety-one days sober with shaking hands and a plea for a second chance. Gray's always been better at writing hit songs than keeping promises. In a village where everyone knows your business and matchmaking neighbors won't mind their own, he must prove he's not the same man who broke her heart. As Gray works to rebuild trust one day at a time, Rhea must decide if she can risk her heart again. From coffee shop mornings to starlit concerts in the village square, their story becomes the talk of the town. When Gray's past threatens to pull him under again, they'll both learn that true love isn't about saving someone. It's about creating space for them to save themselves.

The Ballad of Us is an emotional journey about two broken people who discover that the strongest relationships aren't perfect-they're just perfectly worth fighting for.

Perfect for fans of second-chance romance, rock star heroes, small-town charm, and love stories that prove broken things can become beautiful. Trigger Warning: This book contains themes of addiction and recovery.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sasha Marshall
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. November 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232116743
• Artikelnr.: 75811963

Autorenporträt

Sasha Marshall is a romance author with an inexplicable attraction to fictional men who probably wouldn't return her texts in real life. Before channeling her attention deficit disorder into crafting happily-ever-afters, she spent her days as a professional herder of teenagersthink cats, but with more attitude and fewer survival instincts. Prior to that therapeutic experience, she documented the slow descent into madness that comes with touring alongside The Allman Brothers Band, wielding her camera like a weapon against sleep deprivation and questionable tour bus hours.

These days, when she's not forcing her characters into compromising positions (literallyit's called "romantic tension"), you can find her being emotionally manipulated by her two dogs, pretending her loved ones don't secretly judge her book covers, engaging in crafts that look nothing like the Pinterest inspiration, or orchestrating literary chaos through Hot & Steamy Eventsbecause apparently organizing book signings is what passes for a social life in the romance world.

She writes about bad boys with tattoos because, let's face it, someone has to give these fictional delinquents the character development they desperately need.