Bring Your Own Band
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  • Reads 156
  • Votes 16
  • Parts 13
  • Time 1h 30m
Ongoing, First published Jul 06, 2020
Sixteen-year-old Dylan Sanborn is fairly certain she's about to have the worst summer of her life. She's used to being in her twin sister's shadow, since Destiny Sanborn just happens to be one of the biggest rising stars in young music, but this summer all eyes are going to be on Destiny as she competes for the musical opportunity of a lifetime in a televised competition. Determined not to be left out, and maybe a little bit eager to give Destiny a taste of her own medicine, Dylan hatches a plan to enter the competition herself and outshine her superstar sister.

There's just one problem. Dylan has never taken a voice lesson, can't play more than a few rough chords on a guitar, and gets stage fright like you wouldn't believe. In order to put her plan in motion, Dylan has to enlist the (totally cute) boy next door for lessons, repair a broken relationship between a snobbish fiddler and a hot-tempered guitarist, and maybe learn a thing or two about herself in the process.
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