When Sam Blake walks into The Quarter Note, the bar that Megan McGuire and her father own, they are in desperate need of an entertainer. Sam's statement that "I've been told I'm a pretty good guitar player" is an understatement. He's not only good, he's soon drawing in customers and changing their financial situation. He's also enticing Megan in ways she doesn't understand. She doesn't want to get involved a man who will take off any day. She doesn't want to get involved with any musician. After all, she made that mistake once, and as much as she loves her ten-year-old son, she's older and wiser now. Or is she?

Set in the resort area of Shady Lake, Michigan, its more than the summer heat that has Megan questioning the crazy desire Sam so easily ignites.

Originally published in the mid-80s by Harlequin Temptation, Sounds Like Love has been revised and updated, yet maintains the sensuous romantic theme of the original story.