Going Too Far

Dean Finlay has spent his life on drugs, sex and rock 'n' roll, and he has accepted it as his fate. Now he wants an easier life. He is tired of fame and tired of a pattern he can't break: the older he gets, the younger the women around him are.

Brielle McGinnis, called Bri, is twenty-eight and works in admissions at a local junior college, a job that comes with insurance. She was put out of her foster home on her eighteenth birthday, while hiding a pregnancy, and had to grow up overnight. Life made her tough, and she learned to survive on her own.

When Dean walks into the college office, Bri wants an autograph for her son. His arrogance changes her mind. To her he looks like every other man she has known, a disappointment.

The book sets a worn-out rock legend against a woman who has no patience for him. It leaves open whether Dean can prove her first judgment wrong, and what that costs both of them.