Jupiter Rising — L. Riley Savon

Arbor Ross is at the end of her rope. 14 months after the suicide of her lover she is isolated both emotionally and physically. One of her only comforts comes from the music of Jupiter Warner, a mysteriously androgynous new face in the music world. Jupiter has been living her life according to other people's wishes, including her domineering manager and her musical partner and childhood friend. When Arbor and Jupiter meet, sparks fly, and as incredible as it seems to Arbor, Jupiter Warner first flirts with her and then actively pursues a romantic relationship. Arbor is quickly and easily caught up in the excitement of Jupiter's world, and, as their worlds converge, each sees her life altered. The changes for Arbor are obvious, but the greater life changes are Jupiter's, as she learns life lessons that success has shielded from her. For both Arbor and Jupiter, it all seems too good to be true. And when it seems too good to be true, it usually is. After you read the last page, you'll return to the first.