Drumsticks and Guitar Picks - Complete
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Two Bands, One Stage. When Angie Jackson's band, Crying for the Sinners, ends up in serious competition with The Swinging Sixties Sirens, everything seems to be getting better and better. Well that is until Chase Weathers, the very hunky drummer, slithers his way into her life with a red rose and a smile that Angie cannot resist. Will both their bands end up in Jeopardy? Book one of the 'Fame' series.
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