Hypnotic — Elouise East

Aeron Highton wants people to be happy. And listening to music - specifically his music - makes them happy. Why? Because he inserts his hypnosis experience into the notes, giving them the buzz that lasts for days. His songs hit the charts every time he releases one. His concerts are sold out within seconds. His tours are getting bigger and bigger each year. He's a multi-millionaire. So why isn't he happy? When his fans clamour for more music, quicker than he can make it, he's ecstatic. Until they turn nasty when he can't keep up with demand. Fans become besotted. They break into his hotel rooms. They try to get to him no matter where he is.  And when one specific fan takes things a little further than he likes, he increases his security presence, which includes the most decadent looking bodyguard known to man. Draven Mills was everything Aeron has ever wanted, but how can he believe that Draven likes him for himself and not because his music has forced him to fall in love with him? Aeron has to decide if it's time to cut his losses and stop making music so he has the chance at love.