Dreamland — Beth D. Carter

Dicen Burke had it all. As lead singer in the world famous rock band Dark Army, the world lay at his feet. But the path to superstardom warred with a painful past, and during a performance the demons haunting him finally descended. Unable to stop the self destructive path of alcohol and drugs, when he fell, he fell hard. He wakes up in a world he doesn't know. The twenty-first-century rocker is now in the 1920s, lost and bewildered. He's taken in by Juliet Fox, a beautiful woman trying to be a positive influence in her brother's wild lifestyle among the Hollywood motion picture elite. Dicen does his best to adapt, and with Juliet by his side, he discovers a world that offers him a clean slate. But when he's pulled back to the present, separated by time from the one person that gives him a reason to live, will he find a way to push past his demons as well as find Juliet again?

Note: This book is written in one point of view.
Note: This book contains drug use.