Moonstruck

House arrest might keep him in, but it can't keep love out.With his knack for bad luck, Liam isn't surprised when he's awarded house arrest after protecting a fan at his last show. What he didn't expect was the girl of his dreams showing up with his lunch delivery and turning his confinement into an unexpected friendship. Despite his many love songs, he's not big on relationships, but something about Kasey has him questioning his commitment to the single life. It doesn't hurt that she keeps inspiring new songs.Kasey isn't a fan of the wealthy and famous, and Liam embodies both. But he's also friends with A-lister Derek Riley, a Hollywood heavyweight who could open doors for her screenplays. Connections have burned her before, so striking up a friendship with Liam seems futile even though Liam keeps defying all her expectations, making her believe something good could happen in her life for once. But the last time she trusted someone, she ended up with more than a broken heart.When a tabloid photo threatens Kasey's coveted anonymity, Liam seizes the opportunity to invite her to hide out in his house. The problem? He has no clue if she's staying for him or for his connections. But as their relationship deepens, he realizes he's fallen too far to let her go. She has changed his whole world, and he just has to hope she'll let him change hers in return.Moonstruck is a closed door celebrity romance packed with plenty of swoony chemistry, forced proximity, and a cinnamon roll hero you'll instantly love. Dana LeCheminant has been telling stories since she was old enough to know what stories were. After spending most of her childhood reading everything she could get her hands on, she eventually realized she could write her own books too, and since then she always has plots brewing and characters clamoring to be next to have their stories told. A lover of all things outdoors, she finds inspiration while hiking the remote Utah backcountry and cruising down rivers. Until her endless imagination runs dry, she will always have another story to tell.