Represented
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.22 (604 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1482698846 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 316 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-09-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
She likes creating whole characters as well as ‘quickie’ stories where she never names the participants and the reader places themselves in the story. That way, they are preserved for all time. . She has found writing to be a multiple personality experience, these characters live inside of her mind and to exorcise them from her brain she put them down on paper (not literally). As her short story readers read and realize the depth of the longer stories and then get introduced to her books she hopes they come to love th
Coming out is hard. In nearly costs them more than either of them anticipated…eir lives.. Coming out in the public eye is even harder. Her family including her band and those important to her support her but there are others that feel she betrayed them, they have revenge on their minds… Karin Myers is a Rock Star in her own right; she is one of those new super promoters: Manager, go-to gal, agent, public relations expert, and hand-holder all in one. She only handles particular clients though; she’s choosy…for some very specific reasons. Meeting Cassie at a party there is a definite attraction. Her name is synonymous with getting someone recognized, promoted, and making money. She does not however wish to represent her despite her excellent reputation. Cassie Summers is a Southern Rock Star; she came out so that she could feel true to herself. You lose not only friends but fans and ultimately, possibly, your career…or your life. People think they own a piece of you, your work, and your life, they feel they have the right to judge you. She fights it tooth and nail until she is contractually required to
That way, they are preserved for all time. As her short story readers read and realize the depth of the longer stories and then get introduced to her books she hopes they come to love the characters she has developed. It really makes the reader a part of the story they are reading. The feedback she has gotten from her readers is amazing, the vested interest in the stories and books,
"So close but not quite ----" according to Curtie. I think Ms. Meinel has plenty of storytelling talent. Her stories are engaging, fanciful, and just plain fun. This book is no exception.What kills me about this book is the similarity to her previously published work, TO LOVE A SHOOTING STAR. In it, one of the lead characters has a dog named Dee-oh-gee and a Savannah cat named See-ay-tee just as this book does. The character in STAR has two sons that live in Milwaukie and guess what, so does the lead in this book. In STAR she doesn't get along with her unapprovi. "Can you say grammar and syntax?" according to Yvonne Waldemar. K'Anne says she's a writer. She has tons of books, many with repeating plot and almost the same characters. These books are not costing $2.99 so I am guessing that there is an editor in addition to spellchecker. So why does she have so many grammatical and spelling errors?"Bought of passion", "her pallet" - referring to taste buds.I am having a difficult time understanding why this exec who travels on private jets would believe that an Italian dinner for Can you say grammar and syntax? Yvonne Waldemar K'Anne says she's a writer. She has tons of books, many with repeating plot and almost the same characters. These books are not costing $2.99 so I am guessing that there is an editor in addition to spellchecker. So why does she have so many grammatical and spelling errors?"Bought of passion", "her pallet" - referring to taste buds.I am having a difficult time understanding why this exec who travels on private jets would believe that an Italian dinner for 4 in Manhattan would cost about $50. Unrealistic.! In so m. in Manhattan would cost about $50. Unrealistic.! In so m. zoe Lomas said Well worth reading. Although the names of the poets. Well worth reading. Although the names of the pets in this book are seen in a previous book it doesn't take away from the story, which once again has you on the edge of your seat.