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Kevin Emerson's Exile trilogy combines the swoon-worthy romance of a Susane Colasanti novel with the rock 'n' roll of Eleanor & Park. Filled with infectious music, mystery, and romance, the electrifying Encore to an Empty Room, the second book in the Exile series, doesn't miss a beat.

Summer always wanted Dangerheart--the band of talented exiles she manages--to find success. Now that they've become an overnight sensation, they are on the verge of a record deal, and all of Summer's hard work is about to pay off. All they need to do is find the next missing song. But are Caleb, the band's future, and the lost song more important than college? Summer will have to decide. It's time to choose who she wants to be, even if that might mean kissing Caleb good-bye.

Son of a Rock Star: Summer's boyfriend Caleb is living in the shadow of his famous, deceased father. Finding his lost songs is the only way to discover the truth and forge his own path.
High Stakes Band Drama: With a rival band on their heels and internal tensions rising, Summer must hold Dangerheart together if they want a shot at a record deal.
A Cross-Country Road Trip: The search for answers takes the band from sunny California to snowy New York City on an unforgettable musical adventure.
College or Rock and Roll: As her own future hangs in the balance, Summer must decide between her college dreams and a once-in-a-lifetime shot at managing the next big thing.