“Ray wasn’t the one who was drinking,” Domino said. Ray clamped his mouth shut and shook his head. “They have a video of you.” He set the tablet down on the coffee table between them. And he hadn’t attacked Kevin, their drummer-ex-drummer now.Ĭarl heaved another sigh. “It looks like a shitty, lying headline.” He hadn’t been drunk at all. The text on the screen blurred and tumbled, just like his gut. He was, however, too pissed to see straight. “What does it look like, Ray?” A sigh and a hint of a sneer, but then Carl always assumed Ray needed to be spoken to using small words, the prick. “What the fuck is this?”ĭRUNKEN VAN ZELLER ATTACKS SCHMIDT AS TWISTED WISHES IMPLODES Ray Van Zeller stared at the tabloid website headline on the tablet their band manager held out for him. Zavier is pansexual, aromantic, and kinky Excerpt Goodreads (My review has some trigger warnings behind a spoiler tag) But touring together has opened their eyes to new passions and new possibilities, making them rethink their commitments, both to the band and to each other.īuy Links: Amazon / B&N / Apple Books / Google Play / Kobo / Carina Press And Zavier has always had big dreams this gig was supposed to be temporary. If Ray’s up for the challenge.ĭespite the prospect of a glorious sexual encore, Ray is reluctant to trust Zavier with his band-or his heart. What he doesn’t like is how out of control Ray seems-something Zavier’s aching to correct after their first pulse-pounding encounter. Zavier’s kept a casual eye on Twisted Wishes for years, and lately, he likes what he sees. But his problems only multiply when they snag a talented new drummer-insufferably sexy Zavier Demos, the high school crush Ray barely survived. After a heated confrontation with his bandmate goes viral, Ray is hit with a PR nightmare the fledgling band so doesn’t need. Twisted Wishes front man Ray Van Zeller is in one hell of a tight spot. There’s no resisting the thrum of temptation in this male/male rock-star romance from genre-favorite author Anna Zabo!

Counterpoint by Anna Zabo