Fifteen years ago, I started putting words to paper, thinking I wanted to write sci-fi romance. Cleaning out my desk, I found Holographic Love tucked away and revived it.
Interested in reading something a little different? There are no rockstars but a saucy, British hologram who worships the ground the heroine walks upon.
After a year of bad dates, Penelope Grayson was fed up. In a wine-drunk fit, she wished her holographic butler, Sebastian, were a real man. Sebastian, a sentient program, has been in love with his maker for almost ten years, becoming more than her majordomo and houseman.
To their surprise, her wish came true, allowing Sebastian to express how he felt—physically. But seeing her program in the flesh reminded Pen that tall, blond, British hunks weren’t knocking down her door.
So as not to lose him as her best friend, she resolves that Sebastian should see the beautiful women available to him besides her. But his feelings were as real as his body, and he refused to let her fool herself.
Can Pen put her insecurities aside and accept the love Sebastian’s offering her? Will she push him away, unwilling to accept that geeks deserve love too?
When bookworm Emily Lane is dragged by her best friend Zara to the heavy metal RageTide festival in Panama City for spring break, she expects to feel out of place among the mosh pits and screaming guitars. But a wardrobe malfunction during an accidental crowd-surfing incident lands her in the arms of Jake Steele, the charismatic lead singer of Steele Horizons.
What starts as a mortifying moment—complete with her Care Bear underwear on display—sparks an undeniable connection. As Jake serenades her with a heartfelt song under the stars and their chemistry ignites on the beach, Emily must decide if she’s ready to embrace a whirlwind romance with a rockstar.
With the festival’s pulse pounding around them, can Emily trust her heart to a man whose life is as wild as the music he plays, or will their ocean melody fade with the tide?
