He’s the rock god she can't remember.
Now he’s the man who can’t let her go.
Lucifer Sarris lives for the stage. The lights, the fans, the music—they’re the only things loud enough to drown out the memory of the woman he lost. When Devil’s Halo hits the road for their biggest tour yet, he never expects to find her again…
Lilith Anderson has spent years rebuilding her life in the quiet shadows—until fate throws her back into Luc’s orbit. One touch, one look, and the past ignites like gasoline. But loving a man who belongs to the world means risking the fragile peace she’s fought for, and the little life she’s vowed to protect.
On a tour bus filled with temptation, old wounds, and a rhythm that never stops, passion becomes a battle between surrender and survival. And when the final note fades, they’ll have to decide if the music they make together is worth the heartbreak that comes with the encore.
Devil’s Muse is a steamy, emotional second-chance rockstar romance featuring a brooding frontman, a single-mom heroine, and a love that refuses to stay buried.
The first book in the Devil’s Halo Rockstar Romance Series—where fame burns hot, hearts fall hard, and every song tells a story you’ll never forget. It's a stand-alone with a happily-ever-after.
YOU'RE MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS!!! Please read and pay close attention to the trigger warnings at the beginning of this book. There is some content and scenes in this book that are not suitable for all readers and could be triggering for others. Always remember that your mental health comes first at all times.
Tropes: Bad Boy, Alpha, Red Hot, Found Family, Muse/Inspiration Romance, Fate/Meant to Be, Hidden Identity, Secrets, Emotional Healing, Redemption Arc, Rockstar, Separation, Second chance, He falls first (and hard), Amnesia, Secret Baby, Opposites Attract, Single Mom, HEA, Spicy
Devil’s Muse is the 1st book in The Auction Series by Michelle Windsor.
Devil’s Muse, what can I say about this book, it’s still living rent free in my head and it’s been a few day’s since I finished it and I’m still thinking about Lucifer and Lilith. Honestly this book destroyed me in ways I didn’t know possible, but it was in only in the best ways possible at the same time.
Lucifer has always lived for the stage and the lime light, the fans, and most of all the music that helps him to forget all about the woman he lost. When the Devil’s Halo goes back on the road for what’s planned to be the biggest tour of their careers, Lucifer never dreamed that she would come walking back into his life.
Lilith has spent her time away from Lucifer rebuilding her life and herself hiding away in the quiet shadows, she’s been protecting the little life she’s managed to build and she now vows to keep it safe. But the moment she see’s Lucifer again, the second he touches her and the past comes rushing back to her, blazing back to life like they had never parted.
I loved this book because it’s about second chances and it reminds us that that sometimes second chances can happen. But, that’s not what I truly loved about it, I loved that this book showed us that two people can love each and survive while one of the pair belongs to the world. Lilith fought to find her vulnerable and delicate peace, and as I watched her risk everything for Lucifer, a man who lives under this spot light with fans constantly screaming all around him, you can feel the tension surrounding them. And that tension is everything.
Michelle hasn’t written or given us an easy love story. Rather, in Devil’s Muse she’s given us:
Lucifer who’s a brooding frontman who is haunted by Lilith, the woman he knows he could never forget.
Lilith is a single-mom heroine who is so much stronger than she could ever know.
Tour bus confessions with stolen moments that feel so real that you hurt for both Lilith and Lucifer.
There are old wounds that you feel bleed into each and every kiss and every touch.
A love that simply refuses to remain buried like Lilith and Lucifer would like and try to keep it.
There is one moment that simply destroyed me: it was that moment when Lucifer realized that loving Lilith meant that he was going to have to pick between the music that saved his life and Lilith the woman who could break and destroy him all over again. That’s the scene where Lucifer MUST decide if the rhythm the two of them create together is worth all the heartbreak and heartache that ends up coming with their encore? This scene alone had me sobbing into my pillow.
I love music, it’s in my bones and I absolutely love rockstar romances with all the heart and soul of the music it conveys. Yes, it has the spice, it has all the emotional vulnerability that helps to make this book so completely unforgettable. Lucifer is more than just this rockstar God, he’s a flesh and blood man who’s struggling with his fame, loss, and what it means to open up and truly let another person into his life and into his heart. And as for Lilith, she’s not only running from her past – she trying to protect her future that could very well implode if she makes the wrong choice now.
Michelle made this book so special in several different ways:
She made the tour setting feel real and made you feel like you were there and it added this rich and gritty ambience.
Michelle wrote the perfect single-mom representation. Lilith’s protective instincts felt real and you could feel everything she was feeling.
Michelle masterfully balanced the passion with the pain and it was done while balancing on the edge of a razor.
She gave us the perfect HEA, with no cliffhanger, even though this is the start of a series.
Michelle made you care about the entire band and made you want to know all their stories making this the perfect kickoff to the Devil’s Halo series.
If you are in love with wounded heroes in need of saving by love, heroines who have everything to lose, a rockstar romance that’s not going to shy away from a moment of the hard stuff, second chances with gritt and determination the end up feeling earned, then believe me, Devil’s Halo bk. 1 Devil’s Muse belong on your TBR NOW!
I am so excited for book 2 off this series and I can’t wait to see where Michelle takes this series as it moves through the band. I love rockstar romances and they always end up on my trophy shelf and this one isn’t going to be an exception. Michelle Windsor has earned herself a fan for life in me.