Sippin’ on a Prayer by Ember Davis

LANGSTON
I always knew that I would fall from grace, but I had no idea the impact would be so loud or what I would lose in the process. After losing my best friend and touchstone, everything spiraled out of my control and my band dissolved. That wasn’t enough to stop my self-destruction.
Not until I am thrown a lifeline. At first, I want to refuse when the guys from Suburban Outcasts track me down and offer me a chance to live. But I don’t think I’ll get another shot and since everyone else has abandoned me—rightfully so—what do I have to lose?
When I meet Cove, I realize just how grand the gift is that I’ve been given. She is my salvation, giving me back my voice and being the muse that I never knew I needed. Who knew I needed a curvy goddess to show me the light? I used to be sippin’ on prayers and regret, but now I’ve found my redemption.

COVE
Music has always been my peace and source of comfort and creativity. It just clicked for me, and I found my voice. My dream has never been to be on stage, but I know there’s a place for me to make music. I just need a chance.
When I learn just how much WPF Records values the music and is all about giving first and second chances to people whose passion is music, I knew where I could shine. I just didn’t know if I would ever get the shot I needed, but then I do.
Everyone knows Langston Phillips and his sordid past. Going from hoping for a chance to being thrown into the deep end with him becomes my only chance and his last chance. The mountain cabin they put us up in can hardly contain the music or the heat between us. Maybe we’ll find more than his redemption and my dream coming true; maybe we’ll find forever.