A band’s lead guitarist enjoys anonymity off stage but that may come to an end when his latest fling wants something serious in this kinky m/m romance.
Twisted Wishes lead guitarist Dominic “Domino” Bradley is an animal onstage. But behind his tight leather pants and skull-crusher boots lies a different man entirely, one who needs his stage persona not only to perform, but to have the anonymity he craves. A self-imposed exile makes it impossible to get close to anyone outside the band, so he’s forced to get his sexual fix through a few hot nights with a stranger.
When computer programmer Adrian Doran meets Dominic, he’s drawn to the other man’s quiet voice and shy smile. But after a few dirty, demanding nights exploring Dominic’s need to be dominated, Adrian wants more than a casual distraction. He has no idea he’s fallen for Domino Grinder—the outlandish, larger-than-life rock god.
Dominic is reluctant to trust Adrian with his true identity. But when the truth is revealed prematurely, Dominic is forced to reevaluate both his need for Adrian and everything he believes about himself.
Praise for Counterpoint
“Anna Zabo is the master of pairing up the most unlikely of couples and making every minute between them sizzle and pop. If you like your romance hot, your sex with a little kink, your characters unforgettable, and a book that you have to read in one sitting . . . Counterpoint is it.” —Robin Covington, USA Today–bestselling author
“Readers will savor this sensual and tender story. From the food to the burgeoning physical and emotional intimacy between Dominic and Adrian, Counterpoint was an utterly delicious book.” —Jude Sierra, author of Idlewild
“An emotionally meaty romance with a unique rockstar hero and delightfully scorching sex scenes with Zabo’s trademark depth and characterization. Highly rec this whole series!” —Annabeth Albert
“This is the story of two complicated men who want and need each other desperately, and who are painfully careful and anxious about taking each step forward. Watching all the internal and external threads unspool, knots together, and ultimately release is an absolute pleasure.” —Olivia Waite, The Seattle Review of Books
