Release Tour for Break the Girl by Jade C. Jamison

Title: Break the Girl

Author: Jade C. Jamison

Genre: Contemporary Romance; New Adult Romance

Tropes: Rock Star Romance; Age Gap; Forced Proximity; Fake Relationship

Release Date: March 10, 2026

He’s the man the music world forgot.
She’s the one it refuses to forgive.

When thirty-eight-year-old former rock legend turned producer Quentin Russo agrees to help salvage the career of Raine Dennison—a Gen Z pop-punk star clawing her way back from public collapse—he expects a paycheck and a shot at professional redemption.

What he doesn’t expect is her.

Raine’s talent is undeniable. So are the scars she hides beneath her bravado. And, as Quentin pushes her to tell the truth in her music, he finds himself confronting the very demons that once destroyed his own career.

Their creative chemistry is volatile.
Their attraction is reckless.

And the label has a plan to exploit it.

They want a fake romance to sell the comeback.
But real feelings don’t follow a well-laid-out plan.

In an industry that feeds on spectacle, where one mistake can go viral and forgiveness is never guaranteed, falling for each other could cost them everything—or force them to decide what’s really worth losing.

Break the Girl is a raw, emotional rockstar romance perfect for fans of A Star Is Born and Jamison’s Wilder Love.

“They canceled all my tour dates and threatened to not record the third album…and that’s why they sent me here.”

Raine clasped her hands together in her lap again and let out a small breath. Although Quentin had been quiet, she had no doubt he was judging her—and maybe even believing she was full of shit.

When she looked up, he finally spoke. Even though his voice was quiet, it felt like thunder. “Was there ever a time, through any of that, where you felt like you could say no?”

Two tears dropped at almost the same time, but she pursed her lips together, forcing them to stop quivering. And then she said, “No. And I know the media had a heyday with what happened at the concert, saying my partying had finally gone too far—but that wasn’t fucking it. Obviously, they hadn’t listened to a goddamn thing I’d said.” Letting out a long breath, feeling like now she was in control, she shifted her eyes from Quentin to her hands again. “They just couldn’t see that I was trying to escape my reality. Instead, it was just a big fucking joke.”

When she looked up at Quentin again, he gave her a soft nod, his eyes telling her that he believed her—and he saw her.

Jade C. Jamison writes steamy contemporary romance that’s full of heat, heartbreak, and hard rock. Known for emotionally raw rockstar romances, sizzling billionaire stories, and unforgettable second chances, Jade delivers passionate stories with fierce heroines and brooding heroes.

When she's not writing, she's jamming to metal, sipping strong coffee, or spoiling her pets and family. Whether set in small-town Colorado or on tour with a band, her books take readers on an intense, romantic ride—one story at a time.

Learn more at www.jadecjamison.com or join her newsletter: https://jade-c-jamison.myflodesk.com/quickies

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Release Tour for Summer with my Best Friend's Ex by Denise Wells

Title: Summer with my Best Friend's Ex

Series: Summers in Seaside Collection

Author: Denise Wells

Genre/Tropes: Best Friend's Ex; Sports Celebrity; Alpha Hero; Fake Relationship; Unrequited Love; Playboy; He Falls First 

Release Date: August 6, 2024

The bro code is clear: Don’t chase your best friend’s girl. But it doesn’t say a word about going after his ex.

I’ve had the hots for Charlotte “Charlie” Bauer from the first day I saw her—on my best friend’s arm. But I followed the code like all three of us were trapped in a cheesy 80s pop song. And I took a lot of ice-cold showers.

Now, though, Charlie is single. And I’m desperate for a fake-relationship girlfriend—someone good, giving, and game for a few public events so I can prove to my sponsors I’ve outgrown my bad-boy stock-car-racer reputation.

Charlie is perfect for the role. Except for one thing. She doesn’t want me. Not the same way I want her.

“We are definitely having sleepovers,” I say.

“No sleepovers,” she repeats.

“Charlie,” I say. “No one is going to believe that we aren’t sleeping together.”

“I’m not saying we don’t have sex.” She uses air quotes with the last word. “I’m just saying that we don’t spend the night together.”

“I don’t mean to be countering every one of your points.” I lie, since that’s exactly what I’m doing. “But there has to be sleepovers.”

“No one is going to know whether we spend the night together, Austin. It’s not like they are camping out all night watching the houses to see what we do.”

“True.” I agree. “But that’s because they aren’t catching us at night. What they are looking for is the morning proverbial walk of shame when one of us is leaving the other’s house. So you better believe, come five in the morning, people are watching.”

“I’m not even sure why I put a plan together at this point,” she says. “You’re just countering everything I say with something else I can’t argue with.”

“I’m trying to strengthen the plan,” I say. “We both need this to work, right?”

She nods.

“Aren’t we better off poking at any potential weaknesses now and finding solutions versus getting caught with our pants down later, figuratively speaking.”

“I guess,” she says, not sounding convinced.

I push it further. “Well, then my girlfriend and I have sleep overs a lot. But mostly because we have a lot of sex.”

She focuses so hard looking out the window at the passing scenery, I can see her jaw grinding.

“And I mean lots and lots of sex,” I add. “Me and my serious girlfriend do.”

“Fake girlfriend,” she amends.

“My serious fake girlfriend and I have a lot of sex.”

“Fake sex,” she smirks.

“My serious fake girlfriend and I have a lot of fake sex. I’m talking all night and all day. We can’t keep our fake hands off one another. It is non-stop fake fucking up in here.”

She laughs this time. “Isn’t that like a double negative, where the two fakes cancel each other out?”

I smile devilishly. “Yes, it is! Which means we are having real sex. And, I’m here for it, sweets.”

“No,” she scoffs. “That’s not what I meant.”

“What did you mean?” I ask.

“Not that,” she says. “I just wanted you to be wrong.”

“Hmm,” I pretend to consider her words. “I don’t think I am. I’m pretty sure we’re having real sex at some point. When you’re my real girlfriend and finally admit your real feelings for me.”

“Not going to happen,” she says.

“We’ll see.”

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Denise has been reading since before she could talk. And to this day, escaping into a book is her go-to activity before anything else.

She likes to write about sassy women and semi-flawed alpha-esque men (hard on the outside and just a little soft on the inside.) Denise’s female characters always have strong friendships, potty mouths, and like to drink—a lot.

Denise is loyal to a fault, a bit too sarcastic, blindingly optimistic, and pretty freakin’ happy with life overall. If she couldn't be a writer, she'd be a singer in a classic rock band. Right after she learned to carry a tune. She has more purses than days in the month, an obsession with colored ink pens, and a slightly unhealthy bracelet habit.

Home is in the Pacific Northwest where she lives with six special needs Siberian Huskies and a husband (BW) who has the patience and tolerance of a saint. And, lest she forget, Denise also lives with too many to count characters inside her head, who will eventually have their stories told.

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