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It's 1954. Nine years have passed since WWII and seven years since Pakistan gained its independence, which means men drafted out to war can go into their family's arms and go back home, the world could learn to live again... and Darren, a now-ex-medic for the British Royal Army, is out of a job. But when a talent manager refers him to work as a bodyguard to a singer in America-who's a man to refuse? Easy. Turns out his job is in the shape of feisty, opinionated, and will-kill-you-with-her-pink-Chevy, Aya Huesseini: the sister of America's prince of Rock N' Roll, Emaad Husseini. Somehow, amongst all the chaos that the last leg of his North America tour brings Darren-being dragged into large stadiums packed with screaming fangirls, stuffed into many crammed hotels, and taken to special galas and award shows-he begins to do the unthinkable: like (love) his job. Being around Aya, and protecting her... makes him believe life is worth living again. One year after a freak accident occurs at her brother's concert, Aya is under strict supervision and care. The sister of the well-renowned Prince of Rock N' Roll wants to forget about it. All she wants is to get back on her feet and start to tour with him again as a journalist. But he refuses, threatening to fire her on the spot... unless she agrees to one condition: Aya can go on tour-armed with a bodyguard at all times to keep her safe. She belugerdly accepts. As she navigates this new addition to the team, she must also hide her growing desires for a man whom she despises, whom she cannot fire, and whom she must spend every excruciating second with. Their's a love that will destroy her family's reputation, defy all odds-and doom their hearts. NOTE: this is the official unedited version - reader discretion is advised. COVER DESIGNED BY: @virtuemoires .
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