Jaxon by Margaret Madigan

Jaxon Caine’s celebrity life is out of control. His new album hangs in the balance when his muse abandons him, so he decides to step back from the rock star life to get his shit together, starting by swearing off women. When his manager suggests a retreat at a country estate outside Houston, it sounds like just the remedy Jaxon needs.

Activist Lily Dixon spends her life feeding the hungry and helping those in need. She doesn’t have time for love, so she’s always settled for safe and boring men. When her best friend suggests she have a fling with the first hot man she sees, Lily brushes her off. Until she sees Jaxon.

Jaxon’s peaceful retreat is short-lived when Lily, the estate manager, challenges his resolve. Rather than fangirling over him, she treats him like a real person, and they make a deal–she’ll teach him about the world outside the celebrity bubble, and he’ll show her how to loosen up and enjoy life. But when Jaxon’s muse shows up again out of the blue, he has to make a choice: return to the life of a rock star, or make a new home with the woman he loves.