Librería Samer Atenea
Librería Aciertas (Toledo)
Kálamo Books
Librería Perelló (Valencia)
Librería Elías (Asturias)
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Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
S. O’Faoilen is a master of weaving passion, music, and chaos into stories that make readers laugh, swoon, and occasionally spill their coffee from sheer excitement. Known for her sizzling, heart-thumping novels set against the backdrop of the rock-and-roll world, she writes stories where love is loud, messy, and impossible to ignore.Born with a pen in one hand and a guitar pick in the other, S. O’Faoilen has always been fascinated by the intersection of glamour and grit; the smoky backstage corridors, the adrenaline of sold-out arenas, the pulse of a drumline, and the secrets hidden behind leather jackets and flashing lights. Her novels explore the intense, often chaotic lives of musicians, the women who challenge them, and the sparks that fly when worlds collide.Her rock-star romance, Phoenix Rising, established her as a bold, fearless voice in contemporary romance. In this novel, S. O’Faoilen brings readers inside the whirlwind life of Richie Phoenix and Kendra Joyce; a love story driven by temptation, danger, and music that refuses to be ignored. With razor-sharp dialogue, unrelenting chemistry, and a narrative that swings from glamorous tour buses to intimate fire escapes, she delivers a story that is as heartwarming as it is electrifying.When she isn’t writing, S. O’Faoilen can usually be found scribbling lyrics in cafés, scouting concert venues for inspiration, or hiding behind headphones with an oversized coffee mug and a notebook full of half-formed love stories. She believes that romance should be messy, hilarious, and real; just like life, but with better music and way more glitter.S. O’Faoilen lives for stories that make readers fall in love with music, with life, and with people who are unapologetically themselves. Whether it’s backstage at a world tour or in the quiet corners of a city at night, her books promise heart, heat, and a little chaos; because love, like music, should never be tame
