Two artists. Two reflections. One collision that changes the sound of both.
Kline Thomas was supposed to save Aberdeen. Rayne Harlow was supposed to use him. Neither expected to change the other.
Following the death of Aberdeen’s legendary frontman, Kline is thrust into a role no one believes he can fill, least of all himself. Every song becomes a battle over legacy, identity, and who gets to decide what an artist is allowed to become.
Across Los Angeles, Rayne Harlow and the Painted Queens are still fighting for a door into an industry determined to keep them outside. But when Rayne begins hearing something in Kline’s music that even he cannot fully understand, their lives and their art begin to collide.
What follows is a layered story of creation and exploitation, loyalty and ambition, intimacy and ownership, and the dangerous moment when another person sees something in you that you were not ready to see yourself.
Rockstar: Mirrors can be read as a standalone novel, though readers of Rockstar: Echoes will recognize the people and consequences that brought them here.
