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    A Shit Storm: Six Silver Strings E, #1

    By Lisa Gillis

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    Tristan Loren, son of former rock star Jack Storm, is the first to admit he’s lived a privileged life. 

    However, the finest of whatever his heart desires has come with strangers yelling for his attention and camera flashes in his face. 

    His classmates have visions of college life in the fall following senior year, while his fantasy is a normal existence. Whatever normalcy is, he’s sure it’s not graduating with honors--and an unopened condom in his billfold. 

    Chasing the vision of a woman and a world who doesn’t know of him takes him from the sunshiny suburbs of Dallas to the snowy streets of Detroit. 

    When he sees Sash in person, the girl he’s texted, phoned, and Skyped for the better part of a year, he’s drawn to her secret smile, and the tattooed half sleeves decorating her arms. Her fiery, fun demeanor and musical skills make her seem the soul mate he’s been seeking. 

    But Sash has her own secrets—secrets that make him wish he’d never met her. Falling for Sash and finding his own identity may cost him more than what’s in his wallet. 

    A Shit Storm can stand alone but for fans of Six Silver Strings Series, this novel is the first in the E-String Set and includes scenes with characters from G-Strings and D-Strings. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRock Star Reads
    Release dateMar 13, 2015
    ISBN9781507022429
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