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Put A Shirt On - A Steamy Rockstar Romance: Book One
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Series: After Midnight, Book 1
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ISBN13: 9798181573147
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 14 2026
Pages: 212
Weight: 0.88
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 14 2026
Pages: 212
Weight: 0.88
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Put A Shirt One
Book One - After Midnight Series A JACE HUNTER LOVE STORY. She told him to put a shirt on.
He gave her his heart instead. Lily Carter likes her life simple.
Quiet mornings.
Peaceful nights.
A world where everything has a place.
Until her new neighbour moves in.
Book One - After Midnight Series A JACE HUNTER LOVE STORY. She told him to put a shirt on.
He gave her his heart instead. Lily Carter likes her life simple.
Quiet mornings.
Peaceful nights.
A world where everything has a place.
Until her new neighbour moves in.
Jace Hunter.
The drummer of the rising rock band After Midnight.
Every single night at midnight, her walls shake.
Drums.
Guitars.
Laughter.
And the most infuriating part.
Jace never wears a shirt.
One night, after being pushed too far, Lily storms into his garage and demands he and his band keep the noise down.
His response?
Fuck off.
Her response?
Put a shirt on.
And somehow, that one sentence changes everything. Jace has never met anyone like Lily.
She isn't impressed by the music.
She doesn't care about his reputation.
She doesn't fall for the rockstar image.
She challenges him.
Annoys him.
Makes him feel things he isn't ready for.
Then he does the one thing he never expected.
He writes a song about her.
A song called:
Put A Shirt On. The next morning, Lily returns.
With a black shirt in her hands.
And Jace actually puts it on.
His bandmates notice immediately.
Because Ryan, Mason, and Eli know one thing:
Jace Hunter is falling.
Hard. As Lily slowly enters Jace's world, she discovers the person behind the music.
The boy beneath the stage lights.
The person who turns every emotion into a song.
She learns his dreams.
His fears.
His reasons for hiding behind confidence.
And Jace discovers that Lily isn't just the girl next door.
She becomes his inspiration.
His safe place.
His muse. But when Lily finds his lyrics, she realises the truth.
The biggest song of his life is about her.
And suddenly she's afraid.
Because what happens when the song ends?
What happens when the inspiration disappears?
She doesn't want to be a moment.
A memory.
A girl he writes about and moves on from.
She wants to be chosen. On the biggest night of After Midnight's career, Jace gives Lily the black shirt back.
His way of asking:
Will you be there?
She has to decide whether she is brave enough to step into his world.
When she finally arrives, wearing the shirt that started everything, Jace sees her in the crowd.
And he knows.
This was never just a song. A rockstar drummer.
A girl who told him exactly what she thought.
A black shirt.
A love story that began with an argument...
and became the song everyone remembers. Put A Shirt On is a steamy enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn romance about finding the person who sees the real you - and choosing them when the music fades. Romantic Tropes:
The drummer of the rising rock band After Midnight.
Every single night at midnight, her walls shake.
Drums.
Guitars.
Laughter.
And the most infuriating part.
Jace never wears a shirt.
One night, after being pushed too far, Lily storms into his garage and demands he and his band keep the noise down.
His response?
Fuck off.
Her response?
Put a shirt on.
And somehow, that one sentence changes everything. Jace has never met anyone like Lily.
She isn't impressed by the music.
She doesn't care about his reputation.
She doesn't fall for the rockstar image.
She challenges him.
Annoys him.
Makes him feel things he isn't ready for.
Then he does the one thing he never expected.
He writes a song about her.
A song called:
Put A Shirt On. The next morning, Lily returns.
With a black shirt in her hands.
And Jace actually puts it on.
His bandmates notice immediately.
Because Ryan, Mason, and Eli know one thing:
Jace Hunter is falling.
Hard. As Lily slowly enters Jace's world, she discovers the person behind the music.
The boy beneath the stage lights.
The person who turns every emotion into a song.
She learns his dreams.
His fears.
His reasons for hiding behind confidence.
And Jace discovers that Lily isn't just the girl next door.
She becomes his inspiration.
His safe place.
His muse. But when Lily finds his lyrics, she realises the truth.
The biggest song of his life is about her.
And suddenly she's afraid.
Because what happens when the song ends?
What happens when the inspiration disappears?
She doesn't want to be a moment.
A memory.
A girl he writes about and moves on from.
She wants to be chosen. On the biggest night of After Midnight's career, Jace gives Lily the black shirt back.
His way of asking:
Will you be there?
She has to decide whether she is brave enough to step into his world.
When she finally arrives, wearing the shirt that started everything, Jace sees her in the crowd.
And he knows.
This was never just a song. A rockstar drummer.
A girl who told him exactly what she thought.
A black shirt.
A love story that began with an argument...
and became the song everyone remembers. Put A Shirt On is a steamy enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn romance about finding the person who sees the real you - and choosing them when the music fades. Romantic Tropes:
- Enemies to lovers
- Grumpy x sunshine
- Rockstar romance
- Opposites attract
- Forced proximity neighbours
- Slow burn tension
- He falls first
- She doesn't believe she's the one
- Protective hero
- The one person who sees the real him
- Muse becomes soulmate
- Found family
- First love / becoming adults together
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