Midnight Duet

Midnight Duet [is] a gender-swapped Phantom of the Opera -which means the heroine, delightfully, gets to play the villain's role. Erika Greene is ambitious, brashly confident, hedonistic, sharp-tongued, and sexually demanding....The electricity between Christof and Erika is instant and explosive. -New York Times Charmingly bonkers. -Kirkus Reviews Comfort delivers a high-heat, high-volume contemporary romance...The spicy sex scenes titillate, and the plot is leavened with humor and unabashed silliness. -Publishers Weekly Scorchingly hot, delightfully snarky, surprisingly sweet...this fun, bonkers, genderbent modern take on Phantom of the Opera is everything I didn't know I wanted. -Cathy Yardley, author of Role Playing Midnight Duet delivers on its delightfully bonkers premise! Funny, sexy, and heartfelt, it takes the archetypes we think we know-the Broadway diva and the arrogant rock star-and reveals humans who learn, grow, and love. -Eden Appiah-Kubi, author of The Bennet Women The steamy romance novel pipe organists have been craving. - Jennifer Bardsley, author of Talk of the Town Midnight Duet is the steamy romance musical theater geeks have been waiting for. Leads Erika and Christof have sizzling chemistry, and a cast of outrageous side characters kept me laughing until the last page. So much fun! -Addie Woolridge, author of The Bounce Back Jen Comfort takes two larger-than-life leads, incendiary sexual tension, and a hilarious scene-stealing supporting cast and dials the amp all the way up to eleven in Midnight Duet-a romance that's dramatic, campy catnip for theater lovers and angst lovers alike. It's a horny romp that also accomplishes a heartfelt exploration of loneliness, growth, and belonging-ultimately unbreaking two broken people who realize the power of letting go and letting others in. -Jen Devon, author of Bend Toward the Sun