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The Road Home

A Steamy Rockstar Romance (Lost in Austin, Book 2)

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The Road Home

By: Christina Berry
Narrated by: Maxine Mitchell, Gabriel Spires
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Summary

Sex and rock & roll are my top priorities. I mean, let's face it, they're my only priorities.

As frontman of Austin's most popular metal band, I have it all. But when a car accident nearly kills my best friend, I'm rocketed back to memories of that horrible night, all those years ago when I lost my family at the hands of a drunk driver.

That's trauma I'd rather leave buried, so when Nicole, aka Arson Nic, the roller derby dynamo, skates into my bed, I'm more than happy to bury myself in her sweet solace. What I don't expect is to wake up with feelings.

When a once-in-a-lifetime tour opportunity takes me back to the Cherokee reservation where I grew up, I'll have to face the past I buried long ago if I want to take the road home to a future with Nicole.

Book two of the award-winning Lost in Austin series, The Road Home, is an interracial rockstar/roller derby romance that can be listened to as a standalone. It was the 2022 winner of the Readers' Favorite Gold Medal for Romance–Sizzle and a 2022 Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist for Multicultural Fiction.

©2022 Christina Berry (P)2026 Blue Nose Publishing
Contemporary Multicultural
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"Christina Berry's The Road Home is a book that had so many dramatic twists I couldn't put it down. Jake's journey through a gamut of emotions and life progress was captivating." -Readers' Favorite

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