THE SKY AT NIGHT
heroin heartbreak book 1
Ty McInnis has women falling at his feet. I want to bring him to his knees.
I survived my waking nightmare by terrorizing others. The only way to keep my secret was to make sure I was hated. Feared. Alone. And it worked—until my mother shipped me off to The Overlook.
And then he showed up.
Heroin Heartbreak is the hottest band around and Ty is the reason why. His blistering blend of sexiness, bad-boy charm, and killer voice makes him the perfect frontman. But his adoring fans don’t realize that it also makes him an arrogant, annoying, unapologetic ass.
And he’s determined to make my stay here hell.
Hali Torsten is a brat with a chip on her shoulder. I want to knock it off.
I wasn’t there when my father took his last breath. The only way to drown my guilt and grief was at the bottom of a bottle. Devastated. Broken. And it worked—until I went back to The Overlook.
And then she showed up.
Hali’s intoxicating blend of sensuality, snark, and secret vulnerability makes her the perfect target. But away from all the noise and lights, something in me recognizes that it also makes her truthful, tantalizing, and untamed.
And she’s everything I didn’t know I wanted.
The Sky At Night is a steamy, slow burn New Adult romance. A bad girl, the rock star next door, and the rocky path to redemption, self-discovery, and their happily ever after.






THE SEA AT DAWN
heroin heartbreak book 2
Ryan Kessworth could have any girl he wanted. So what does he want with me?
My home became a prison made of terror and lies. The only way to survive was to play by my stepfather’s vile rules. Twisted. Secret. And it worked—until the authorities shipped me off to The Overlook.
And then he showed up.
Kess’ icy-blue eyes, easy grin, and grinding guitar riffs make him a star on stage. But behind the scenes, his love life is a dumpster fire of one-night stands.
And I want no part of it.
Vannessa Yi is out of my league. So why can’t I get her out of my head?
I just lost the only father I ever knew. But I kept it together long enough to get Ty the help he needed. After he left, I smothered my own heartbreak in nameless women. Silent. Damaged. And it worked—until visiting day at The Overlook.
And then she showed up.
Vann is Hali’s best friend and completely off-limits. Beautiful, brainy, and unlike anybody I’ve ever known, she has no idea how tempting she is.
And I have to make her mine.
The Sea At Dawn is a slow burn New Adult romance. A rock star, a good girl, and a summer of angst, self-discovery, and steam.





PRAISE FOR THE SKY AT NIGHT
"Oh angsty goodness. A broken rockstar and a rich girl with a giant chip on her shoulder and an attitude to match is always a good start. This book broke my heart and rebuilt it all in one. It’s not your typical rockstar romance.
This was a great story about taking time to heal your self, overcoming challenges and not always taking the easy path.
Triggers abound so read/listen with care if you have them. But this is a beautifully tragic story that left me feeling all the feels."
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"Samantha Lovelock has unintentionally blown my mind! The Sky At Night is an enemies-to-lovers, rockstar romance but without your conventional rockstar vibes.
It’s these hidden gem’s that jump out at me and for a very good reason. Lovelock takes you on a emotional journey of loss, love, and healing wrapped up in 358 pages of pure perfection.
From the very first page this author’s writing had me in complete and utter reverence. She writes from the heart and dominates your soul."
"This is Hali's book...Hali from Fragile Things.
The unredeemable mean girl.
But Samantha Lovelock pulled her into the orbit of the world's most eligible rockstar and well she pulled me in too.
They needed a place to heal. They needed to work through their issues. They needed each other.
But it's not easy to change who you've been molded to be and it's not easy trusting when you spend your life in the spotlight.
I loved every minute. I loved the side characters—Kess and Mari and Vann. I didn't want it to end."
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