Counterpoint (Hystoria #3)

Old and new wounds. Sparks in the air. And one road trip they’ll never forget.

Harper
Leaving the city was supposed to be a fresh start—a chance to escape the wreckage of my last relationship and breathe again. A quiet, drama-free road trip home was all I wanted.
But my brother has other plans. Now, I’m stuck sharing the drive with his grumpy best friend—the same man who rejected me years ago and can’t seem to stand being in the same room as me.

Too bad for him… I’m not that lovestruck girl anymore.

Simon
With the band on break, I feel restless—like I’m waiting for something to happen. So when my bandmate insists I tag along on a road trip with his sister, I figure it’ll be miserable.
And at first? It is. She’s infuriating. Too stubborn, too fiery, too tempting for her own good.
But the more miles we put behind us, the more I realize… I don’t hate her. Not even close. In fact, the feelings I buried all those years ago? They’re coming back fast—and this time, they’re impossible to ignore.

But is this just a detour… or the start of something real?

Counterpoint is grumpy-sunshine romance for readers who love petty and strong fmc's, and forced proximity. It is book three in the Hystoria series, but can be read as a standalone.

Please note that this book contains explicit scenes and is intended for a mature audience. Counterpoint deals with heavy themes and I recommend reading the CW in the authors note.
Tropes & Themes
Hate to Love ✧ Rockstar ✧ Brothers Best Friend ✧ Forced Proximity ✧ Only One Bed ✧ Grumpy x Sunshine ✧ Mental Health Rep ✧

Counterpoint is a roadtrip romance with spice. This second edition is packed with:
+9 Chapters from Si’s POV, making it Dual POV
A grumpy (former) rockstar facing mental health struggles
A strong sunshine fmc who won’t let life (or her ex) drag her down
Banter, Spice and Hate to Love Tropes

Perfect for readers who are looking for a spicy roadtrip romance with lots of banter between the grumpy mmc and sunshine fmc, that deals with starting over after a bad relationship ending.