Hair Guitar

FROM BESTSELLING ROMANCE AUTHOR ALEX WINTERSBook three in the Modern Herstory seriesSchool of Rock meets American Idol when a reluctant rock star butts heads with the fiery young producer of a hit TV show...A producer for a hit TV show "e;Wants it That Way"e; and all her newest star wants to say is "e;Bye, Bye, Bye"e; in this delightful, air guitar romp through the good old 90s in a hilarious new romcom that gives new meaning to the term "e;U Can't Touch This"e;!Scout Addison is a twenty-something associate producer for Hair Guitar, the premiere talent show for air guitar aficionados all over the world. An anonymous employee has sent in a video of a surprisingly agile, middle-aged restaurant manager putting up umbrellas on a restaurant patio. His "e;performance"e; is so unique-set to blaring 90s rock, of which he seems to know every chord, riff and note-that Brick Masters, the show's executive producer, insists he has to be on the show.Dash Graves is a forty-something manager at Summer's End, "e;where brunch happens all day"e;. Fit but fed up, smart but shy, kind but no-nonsense, he is the resident father figure at a restaurant full of late teens and twenty-somethings who love him-but love to kid him even more. Poor Dash has no idea that two of his favorite employees have sent in a secret video of him dancing while putting up the patio's umbrellas during his morning routine, but finds out in a big way when a sexy TV producer shows up at the restaurant one day, ready to whisk him away to LA and a week's worth of filming a show he's never heard of, let alone wants to be a part of.When Dash says "e;no way,"e; his corporate overlords insist it will be good for business and Scout is more than happy to spend the week with the surprisingly hunky-if grumpy-restaurant manager. When competition heats up and Scout doubts that Dash can win the contest after all, she tries to talk him out of it. But Dash has a past that ensures he will win, even if the competition is younger, fitter and flashier than Dash could ever hope to be. Will Dash "e;Creep"e; to the top of the charts, or will his first-ever performance on live TV sputter out like a "e;Candle in the Wind"e; and finally be "e;The End of the Road"e; for a love affair that never was?