Love & Reggae Series by Nia Arthurs

Can music be branded by race? Can a genre “belong” to one set of people? When it comes to music, Jace Kelly lives by his own rules. He’s a talented, reggae-jamming, non-weed smoking white boy. Reggae is imprinted in his identity and, despite his parent’s disappointment; Jace can’t stop the reggae jam. He’s focused on making it big and nothing can distract him. Until he meets her. Izzy Daniels is one of a kind. She’s gorgeous and smart and has the biting wit of a woman twice her age... moreCan music be branded by race? Can a genre “belong” to one set of people? When it comes to music, Jace Kelly lives by his own rules. He’s a talented, reggae-jamming, non-weed smoking white boy. Reggae is imprinted in his identity and, despite his parent’s disappointment; Jace can’t stop the reggae jam. He’s focused on making it big and nothing can distract him. Until he meets her. Izzy Daniels is one of a kind. She’s gorgeous and smart and has the biting wit of a woman twice her age. Jace knows that what he feels for her is love… he just has to convince Izzy to let him prove it. Can this ambitious guitar player sweep Izzy off her feet? Will his white skin forever keep his audience from taking him seriously? Jace is about to find out if he can listen to his heart… amid the noise. less

Can an arrogant playboy clean up his act fast enough to keep from ruining his career? Trey Johnson and his friends have risen to fame in a spectacular fashion. The world is at their fingertips and Trey is set on claiming ALL the rewards of his new status – including and definitely not limited to – women. Trey is proud of the bad boy reputation that he’s gained and revels in the freedom of moving from city to city without making any commitments... moreCan an arrogant playboy clean up his act fast enough to keep from ruining his career? Trey Johnson and his friends have risen to fame in a spectacular fashion. The world is at their fingertips and Trey is set on claiming ALL the rewards of his new status – including and definitely not limited to – women. Trey is proud of the bad boy reputation that he’s gained and revels in the freedom of moving from city to city without making any commitments. He’s made it big and nothing can trip up the sweet operation he has going. Until he meets her. Charlie Villanueva is a spitfire mechanic that calls Trey out on the things he never thought people could see. Trey must convince Charlie that he’s truly said good-bye to his wild behavior while navigating the new path of true love. Can this Caribbean Casanova prove that he’s more than sweet lyrics and smooth talk? Will Trey’s mistakes forever taint an opportunity of a lifetime? Trey can keep up with any reggae beat but this rhythm may be more than he can handle. less

Can a broken man be restored by love? Will Young has buried a dark secret in the recesses of his heart and he’s determined to keep it hidden where no one can see his scars. On the outside, he’s a content keyboard player in a famous reggae band. He’s doing what he loves with people who love him. Above the surface everything is perfect. Below the surface, Will battles his past alone. Until he meets her... moreCan a broken man be restored by love? Will Young has buried a dark secret in the recesses of his heart and he’s determined to keep it hidden where no one can see his scars. On the outside, he’s a content keyboard player in a famous reggae band. He’s doing what he loves with people who love him. Above the surface everything is perfect. Below the surface, Will battles his past alone. Until he meets her. Morgan Frasier sees the brokenness in Will’s eyes even when he tries to hide it and she’s stubborn enough to draw the secret from him. While she keeps the melody flowing as the new bass player in Dust and Ashes, she helps Will put the pieces of his soul back together again. Can this stubborn bass guitarist tame the demons in Will’s dreams? Has Will finally found his one chance at love? less