Her contract says she must stay unbonded. Her three bandmates are running out of ways to pretend they don’t want her.

Birdie Brandt escaped her family and became Bird Vance, singer and keyboard player for the Vandal Years. Onstage, she knows exactly who she is. Offstage, she is protecting a name, a past, and a secret that makes a roomful of paperwork feel more dangerous than a crowd.

Ezra gives her the last chorus. Mateo watches over her without asking for credit. Davey reads the fine print she has learned to avoid.

They are already a pack. They want her with them. But bonding could cost the band the career they spent ten years building, and nobody will make that choice for her.

Then a leak exposes Birdie’s identity, and the label gives them three days: lose the girl or lose the record.

For once, she cannot escape by changing her name. She has to decide whether the life they could build together is worth being seen.

A why-choose rockstar omegaverse romance with one female omega and three male alphas, a chosen pack, hidden identity, forced proximity, explicit adult intimacy, and a complete HEA. Book 4 of Vesper Harbor. Birdie’s romance is complete in this book; earlier books develop her family and the town’s continuing story.