I should've kept to myself.

When I see a guy drink enough to start a fight in the bar, I step in. It's the one time I don't keep my nose in my own business and look where it lead me...

To a job with Pushing Daisies helping their guitar player stop drinking. It's a job I have too much experience with given that I was taking care of my alcoholic mother when I was six.

The money's too good to pass up and Daltrey needs someone to lean on.

I'm the highest paid babysitter in the world.

Except it doesn't feel like babysitting and I'm finding myself with feelings I shouldn't have for a man that could put me right back into a situation that I worked hard to get out of.

And he's impossible to not get attached to.

If you like strong heroines that can use sarcasm as a weapon and steamy rock star romances, this is for you. Daltrey is the fourth book in the Pushing Daisies series but can be read as a standalone.