Something Like You

A fake romance turns all too real when a country music star and the small-town boy next door go on tour together—from the USA Today bestselling author of the Wells Ranch series.

Keely James is country music’s golden girl, living the dream on a sold-out North American tour. But when a viral duet reunites her with Beau Campbell, the boy-next-door from her childhood, sparks fly both onstage and off. Sensing an opportunity, her label turns their chemistry into a storybook romance for the spotlight: a fake relationship designed to keep fans hooked and tickets selling. For Beau, a ranch hand with a guitar, it’s a chance he never expected. For Keely, it’s just part of the job—until it isn’t.

Between late-night songwriting sessions, long miles on the tour bus, and stolen moments away from the cameras, their staged romance begins to feel dangerously real. But when the truth behind their relationship is exposed, Keely’s carefully crafted image begins to unravel, and Beau is left wondering if he was ever more than a means to an end. With her career on the line and his heart already bruised, can they afford to take a chance on a relationship that was meant to be for show?

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