CLASSICAL BADBOYS DUET // SERIES
Meet King and Rome: Classical Bad Boys
They donโt play by the rules. In life, in music, or in bed.
King is the book-smart, emotionally repressed all-American boy, with cover model looks and manners to match. Rome is the angry, edgy, rudely talented, street-smart bad boy, with looks to kill and broken edges so rough, theyโre jagged.
Together, theyโre Thoroughly Plucked, the hottest thing to hit the charts since The Heartless. Theyโve been family from the start, and share everything, including their women. Until Quincy.
The sexy-as-sin violinist is the piece of the puzzle they never knew they were missing.
Can she hold them together, or will she unwittingly tear them apart?
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He had her first
I want her more.
Why do I need to make her mine?
I had her first.
She wants him more.
Why do I need to make her mine?
PLUCKED
King
We never play by the rules. In life, in music, or in bed. Rules are for those who give a f#ck what other people think. The only opinions we care about are our own.
We love each other like brothers, only closer. Weโre each otherโs biggest support and greatest rival, and we give each other everything. In life, in music, and in bed.
Weโve been sharing women since the first time we realized we had eyes on the same girl. That time, and every time since, it was the perfect solution. No harm, no foul.
No woman has ever been a source of strain on our relationship.
Until we meet Quincy.
With her, something feels different.
Weโre different.
The friction she causes between us is like nothing weโve ever felt toward each other, and itโs threatening to tear us apart.
He had her first. I want her more. Why do I need to make her mine?
BOWED
Rome
We never play by the rules. In life, in music, or in bed. Rules are for those who give a f#ck what other people think. The only opinions we care about are our own.
We love each other like brothers, only closer. Weโre each otherโs biggest support and greatest rival, and we give each other everything. In life, in music, and in bed.
Weโre the family we chose, not the one we were born with. Our bond is stronger than blood.
No woman has ever been a source of strain on our relationship.
Until we meet Quincy.
With her, something feels different.
Weโre different.
Sheโs the piece of the puzzle we never even realized was missing.
But the friction she causes between us is like nothing weโve ever felt toward each other, and itโs threatening to tear us apart.
I had her first. She wants him more. Why do I need to make her mine?
