Vol. 1 will include interviews, presented in chapter form, with Tom Scholz of Boston, Steve Perry of Journey, Steve Miller, Paul Rogers of Bad Company/Queen, Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Sammy Hagar, Rick Neilson of Cheap Trick, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, George Thoroughgood, John Anderson of Yes, Mick Jones of Foreigner, Alan Parsons, and Tommy Shaw of Styx; and Rob Halford of Judas Priest, Ozzy Osbourne, Ronnie James Dio, Manny Charlton of Nazzareth, Michael Anthony of Van Halen, Geoff Tate of Queensryche, Lita Ford, Blackie Lawless of WASP, Jason Bonham, Lemmy Kilmister of Motorhead, and Ian Gillan of Deep Purple.

Wright features interviews with some of the biggest rock icons and metal gods to ever take the stage.

Al Atkins is the former lead singer and founder of the multi-million selling British metal band Judas Priest. But where and when did it all begin? During the sixties when the highly lauded Brum Beat era produced bands such as The Move, Atkins played in various semi-pro outfits. It was in 1969 that Atkins decided to have a go at forming yet another band with his childhood friend Bruno Stapenhill. The band in question was JUDAS PRIEST. Priest quickly built up a reputation in the Midlands as a powerful live act and even secured a record deal with Immediate, which was owned by ex-Rolling Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham. Atkins even recorded the very first Judas Priest demo: "Good Time Woman" and "We'll Stay Together". Unfortunately, Immediate folded and so did Priest. Undeterred, Atkins resurrected Priest with another line-up in 1970 with guitarist K K Downing and bassist Ian Hill. In '71 they made a 7" single acetate: "Holy is the Man" and "Mind Conception". Through the early seventies Priest supported many bands including Slade, Status Quo and Black Sabbath. A revolving line-up continued until May 1973 when Atkins finally decided to call it a day. His memoirs contain very rare archive photos and memorabilia from Judas Priest's past circa 1969-1973. Also included are interviews with various members of Priest's history. Atkins is the co-writer of several Priest songs which are included on the band's first two albums "Rocka Rolla" and "Sad Wings of Destiny" both of which eventually went Gold. Atkins co-penned the heavy metal classic "Victim of Changes". With a foreword by Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill, "Dawn of the Metal Gods" is not just a book for Judas Priest fans but a bible for all those wishing to form a band in the tumultuous world of heavy metal.

Most rock stars would be revolted if a homeless woman fainted in their arms. Dante Deity is not most rock stars. THE ROMANCE WRITER Shayna Gray is fleeing her past. Tragedy, infidelity, heartbreak: the midlist romance author has suffered it all. She was strong enough to run, like a spunky heroine from one of her novels, and soon she’ll be flying…just as soon as she can walk again. After walking from Portland to Sacramento, Shayna wakes up in the hospital with famous rock star, Dante Deity offering to take her to his mansion to recuperate. Unlike her abusive ex-husband or her bullying mother, Dante is determined she succeed. As he helps her recover from her grief and get her writing back, a romance worthy of her novels blooms. But Shayna knows that they can’t have a healthy loving relationship until she learns to stand on her own. AND THE ROCK GOD Dante Deity is revered by everyone who knows anything about heavy metal music, and he’s respected by everyone else. Rich, handsome, and successful, he has a voice like velvet-wrapped lightning. He juggles numerous philanthropic ventures while cranking out hits. When he’s on tour, music is his life. When he’s taking a break, he’s thinking about his next tour—or working on a project that helps him forget he’s alone. When an unconscious woman falls into his arms, Dante embarks on the biggest project of his life. Saving a damsel in distress quickly becomes a secondary mission when he realizes that his heart is on the line.

Rock Stars on God is a collection of hard-hitting interviews about spirituality, the afterlife, and our purpose here on earth with some of rock's biggest names. Not only will you discover insights about each artist's spirituality, but you'll find a training ground for engaging others in conversations about Jesus. Book jacket.

Rocks Stars on God.v2 is the second in a series of hard-hitting interviews about spirituality, music, the inter-relation between the two and other fascinating subjects that get musicians talking. 25 interviews taken from the most popular feature in HM Magazine - "What So & So Says." Interviews from: Thrice, Collective Soul, Taking Back Sunday, Extreme, Megadeth, Fight, Chris Cornell, Morbid Angel, King Diamond, Cradle of Filth, Dimmu Borgir, H.I.M., Slayer, Meshuggah, Killswitch Engage, Slipknot, Lamb of God, Type O Negative, Every Time I Die, The Alarm, Midnight Oil, Scott Stapp, My Chemical Romance, Bruce Dickinson and Ronnie James Dio.

Three rockstar romances with heroes to adore and heroines to admire. A heavy metal fansite owner gets the chance to become a roadie for her favorite band. She's determined to be one of the guys and fight her attraction to the sexy lead singer. A bass player auditions a beautiful, damaged woman to replace his band's deceased guitarist. He claims he's doing it to repay a favor, but he has other, secret motives. One of the most worshipped singers in the metal world rescues a woman from attackers. When she faints in his arms, he decides to bring her home. Books included are Kissing Vicious, With Vengeance, and Rock God. Also includes a teaser for the heavy metal Christmas novella, Metal and Mistletoe! Subgenres: rockstar romance, workplace romance, contemporary romance, new adult romance “Hearts of Metal is a rock series that is not to be missed.”—Kara’s Books "Whether you're a romance novel fan looking for a different genre to explore, or a romance virgin who loves loud and heavy rock music and is interested in novels set inside that world (as someone who worked for years on a heavy metal magazine, I can vouch for the accuracy of her research), I couldn't recommend this series more highly." --JJ Adams: Hot Metal Magazine