She didn’t want to be saved.
He didn’t want to save her.
Fate had other plans.
Lyric Harmoni has the voice, the talent, and now the major-label deal she’s always wanted. There’s just one problem: to secure her contract, she has to clean up her image and fake a relationship with the last man she’d ever choose.
Kru “Savage” Devine is an underground rapper fresh out of prison with a quiet temper and a past that refuses to stay buried. He has no interest in Lyric or her attitude, but when the label offers him a career-changing collaboration, he reluctantly agrees to play along.
They already can’t stand each other. She thinks he’s arrogant and controlling. He thinks she’s reckless and far too beautiful for her own good. Now they’re forced to work together, fake a romance, and live under the same roof while preparing for a showcase that could change both their careers.
But pretending to want each other gets harder when the chemistry starts feeling real. And when their carefully crafted fantasy begins exposing wounds neither of them has healed, Lyric and Kru will have to decide what scares them more: falling in love or walking away from it.
He didn’t want to save her.
Fate had other plans.
Lyric Harmoni has the voice, the talent, and now the major-label deal she’s always wanted. There’s just one problem: to secure her contract, she has to clean up her image and fake a relationship with the last man she’d ever choose.
Kru “Savage” Devine is an underground rapper fresh out of prison with a quiet temper and a past that refuses to stay buried. He has no interest in Lyric or her attitude, but when the label offers him a career-changing collaboration, he reluctantly agrees to play along.
They already can’t stand each other. She thinks he’s arrogant and controlling. He thinks she’s reckless and far too beautiful for her own good. Now they’re forced to work together, fake a romance, and live under the same roof while preparing for a showcase that could change both their careers.
But pretending to want each other gets harder when the chemistry starts feeling real. And when their carefully crafted fantasy begins exposing wounds neither of them has healed, Lyric and Kru will have to decide what scares them more: falling in love or walking away from it.
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Format
Kindle, 223 pages
Published
September 3, 2026
She didn’t want to be saved.
He didn’t want to save her.
Fate had other plans.
Lyric Harmoni has the voice, the talent, and now the major-label deal she’s always wanted. There’s just one problem: to secure her contract, she has to clean up her image and fake a relationship with the last man she’d ever choose.
Kru “Savage” Devine is an underground rapper fresh out of prison with a quiet temper and a past that refuses to stay buried. He has no interest in Lyric or her attitude, but when the label offers him a career-changing collaboration, he reluctantly agrees to play along.
They already can’t stand each other. She thinks he’s arrogant and controlling. He thinks she’s reckless and far too beautiful for her own good. Now they’re forced to work together, fake a romance, and live under the same roof while preparing for a showcase that could change both their careers.
But pretending to want each other gets harder when the chemistry starts feeling real. And when their carefully crafted fantasy begins exposing wounds neither of them has healed, Lyric and Kru will have to decide what scares them more: falling in love or walking away from it.
He didn’t want to save her.
Fate had other plans.
Lyric Harmoni has the voice, the talent, and now the major-label deal she’s always wanted. There’s just one problem: to secure her contract, she has to clean up her image and fake a relationship with the last man she’d ever choose.
Kru “Savage” Devine is an underground rapper fresh out of prison with a quiet temper and a past that refuses to stay buried. He has no interest in Lyric or her attitude, but when the label offers him a career-changing collaboration, he reluctantly agrees to play along.
They already can’t stand each other. She thinks he’s arrogant and controlling. He thinks she’s reckless and far too beautiful for her own good. Now they’re forced to work together, fake a romance, and live under the same roof while preparing for a showcase that could change both their careers.
But pretending to want each other gets harder when the chemistry starts feeling real. And when their carefully crafted fantasy begins exposing wounds neither of them has healed, Lyric and Kru will have to decide what scares them more: falling in love or walking away from it.