Motor City Love Song - by Lisa Peers (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

No one knows why the queen of indie rock vanished from the Detroit scene thirty years ago. In this second-chance romance and sapphic love letter to the garage band era, her ex sets out to find her--and the truth will rock both their worlds.

Detroit, 1993. After a showstopping performance at The Artemis Club, Paloma is poised to take the music world by storm and represent her city on the world stage. Girlfriend and manager extraordinaire, Jace is determined to make Paloma into the indie star she knows she can be. But when Paloma disappears from the public eye, Jace is left alone to pick up the pieces and start all over again.

Three decades later, Jace has built a new life without Paloma, complete with her own event management company. Leaving music behind is the best thing she's ever done, but when she hears that the Artemis Club is about to go under, she's willing to do anything it takes to keep this piece of Detroit's history alive--even if it means searching for Paloma. After all, Paloma's 90's hit has just gone viral on social media, and she's the one person whose star power can rescue the club. Neither woman is eager to re-open their thirty-year old wounds, but it might just be what they need to heal.

About the Author

Lisa Peers is a writer with a passion for smart, funny love stories with well-deserved happy endings. She has acted professionally in San Francisco, produced TV and radio programs in Detroit, and is currently a creative director for an international marketing agency. A Harvard graduate with an MFA in acting from the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, Lisa lives with her partner Dani in metro Detroit, not far from their three grown children, along with their beloved cats and way too much yarn. And plenty of sweets.