Rock Stars in Disguise: The Boxed Set by Blair Babylon

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Rock and roll bands are pits of self-destruction, drug abuse, and insanity. And then there are the bad ones. Killer Valentine breaks all the rules: that the back-up singer is supposed to sleep with the lead singer, that roadies and musos must hate each other, that the band is the most important thing in the world and everything else comes second, even sick kids, and that second-guitar players eventually wither away and die. But Killer Valentine is different. Very different. But Killer Valentine is different. Very different.

Includes:
What A Girl Wants (Rock Stars in Disguise: Rhiannon) ; Rhiannon, the sassy, curvy back-up singer who goes on to forge her own career, a female protagonist you’ll love!
Somebody to Love (Rock Stars in Disguise: Tryp); Tryp, the drummer, who is falling into a well of despair, but a roadie with a small taste for pyromania fishes him out. This enemies to lovers story is one for the ages.
The Rock Star’s Secret Baby (Rock Stars in Disguise: Cadell); Cadell, lead guitar virtuoso, who is fighting his own addictions and his secret baby daughter’s fatal illness. His secret baby is a different take on the trope that will make you ugly cry.
Santa, Baby (Rock Stars in Disguise: Peyton); Peyton, the hanger-on who should have been a concert pianist, after he ran away to follow the woman he loved but who didn’t love him, and finally gets his own HEA. This second chance lovers book is a hot and steamy romp through the life of a rock and roll star.