Rockstar: Mirrors is the next novel in the Rockstar series and can be read as a standalone.

Kline Thomas never expected to become the voice of one of rock’s biggest bands. Rayne Harlow has spent years fighting to make anyone listen to hers.

When their worlds collide in Los Angeles, two very different artists begin reshaping each other’s music, ambitions, and lives. Kline is trapped between the legacy of Aberdeen’s dead frontman and a band desperate to survive. Rayne and the Painted Queens are still clawing for the opportunity they believe they deserve, even if getting it means using the one person who finally sees what they can become.

As careers rise, loyalties fracture, and the machinery of the music industry tightens around them, the line between influence and exploitation begins to disappear.

Told through the lives of the artists themselves and retrospective excerpts from rock journalist Clara Cowley, Rockstar: Mirrors is a story about ambition, identity, friendship, addiction, artistic ownership, and what happens when two people’s sounds collide into something neither of them expected.

For readers who enjoy music-driven fiction, complicated characters, morally gray relationships, and stories about the cost of becoming the person the world wants to see.

Content notes: addiction, suicidal ideation, sexual situations, strong language.