Blow Me by Ian Finn

I’m thrilled when I’m invited to perform on Morning Madison, one of the city’s most-watched daytime TV shows, with a viewership large enough to turn local, previously unheard-of musicians like me into household names. But no one told me it was a Battle of the Bands type performance, or that I’d be competing against none other than my college rival, Kyle Morris.

Kyle thinks he’s God’s Gift to Man. But I’m going to show him otherwise. He may have been first chair saxophone to my second in band. But years have passed since then, and I’ve been honing my craft.
I’m sure I can blow him out of the water. If only I weren’t so distracted.
I’m not expecting to feel so mesmerized when he plays. I can’t take my ears off his smooth musical style, or my eyes off his hard, six-pack abs. And when we’re told we have to keep coming back for further competitions, I’m almost excited to keep seeing him.

Until I remember what it was that pushed us apart in the first place.
There’s no way I’m ever letting him back into my life.
Not even if he makes me want to sing along to his sweet promises of a future together that will make up for our tormented past.
Because if the present-day Kyle Morris is still anything like the Kyle Morris I knew back then, there’s a very good chance that the thing he’s actually playing is my heart.
Will I finally be able to come out on top?
Or is he just playing with my heart to distract me so he can screw me over once again?

Blow Me is an enemies to lovers coming out male/male romance with lots of steam, no cliffhangers, and a very happily ever after.