Allie: I was supposed to be relaxing. After a messy breakup and years of putting myself last, a girls' trip to Boston with no kids, no expectations, and a chance to finally see my favorite band in concert was exactly what I needed. But then I crashed my grocery cart into him-Jax Owens, lead singer of the band that's been on repeat for as long as I can remember. Now I'm panicking, babbling, and trying not to melt into the linoleum while he looks at me as if I'm not just a walking disaster. He's charming, kind, and way too good to be true. But even if he is interested, I'm not the kind of woman rock stars fall for... am I? Jax: I came to Boston for business, not to fall for a gorgeous woman who smells like roses, radiates chaos, and is clearly carrying more than a few suitcases full of baggage. My life has been a mess with a recent divorce, loss, and so much regret that I haven't felt like myself in a long time. But then Allie shows up and suddenly things feel... possible again. But I live on the road while she's trying to put down roots. My life, my band, my home-everything is back in Cardiff. We're only here to finish a deal, go on tour and get back home. But the more time I spend with her, the harder it is to walk away. And now I'm starting to wonder: what if the right thing isn't in the plan at all? Don't Think is a sweet, slow-burn contemporary romance about unexpected connections. With gentle humor, heartache, and just the right touch of angst, it's a story about healing, hope, and finding yourself in the last place you'd expect.