“The Em-Girl Goes for Another Rocker” – ‘Rock Star’s Girl’ Review

Emily Watts is a work-a-holic, chained to her computer maintaining her popular fashion website, freelance writing, and seeking out advertisers to keep her head above water during these tough economic times. So, when she is invited out to old friend Jesse Cinder’s gig for his trying-to-make-it-big band, Ashes of Brooklyn, Emily jumps at the chance for a much needed break. That night she meets Cory Sampson, lead singer for the chart-topping rock band, Blistering Twilight, and hits its off with the sexy rock star. Little does Emily know that she is about to become tabloid fodder and rise to the status of celebrity overnight when celebrity gossip blog, Wally Hood goes Hollywood dubs her The Em-Girl.

Emily quickly learns that celebrity isn’t all it’s cracked up to be as the gossip sites follow her every move and invent stories about her actions and personal motivations. Emily must deal with being caught in a fabricated, tabloid fueled love triangle, the ups and downs of public opinion, while navigating love and friendship with fame hungry rock stars who don’t seem to care that she is reaping all the negatives of fame while they gain the benefits.

Shannon Hart Guest Post: Having It All

When Samantha, the ever-awesome ringmaster of this exciting blog tour, sent me an email giving me the topic from the lovely Christine for this guest post, my first reaction was “holy crap”.  I have to be honest, my hands turned cold and I wasn’t sure I was equipped to have a good answer, seeing as that it’s often been my own life question. I have managed to answer this question before, but only for me personally. I have never shared my thoughts about this with other people, so let this be my debut.

“You have to save yourself.” – ‘Until the End of Forever’ Review

Wouldn’t life be perfect if life was perfect? That is what Sarah Matthews thought her Happily Ever After would be now that she has the Perfect Marriage, Perfect Husband, Perfect Children, and Perfect Job. But being the envy of all your friends isn’t all it is cracked up to be when Sarah soon begins to question her satisfaction with all this perfection. After refusing to make a therapy appointment, her friends provide the next best thing: a month in Paris. Sarah jumps at the chance to spend time away from her Perfect Life to find what she lost in herself before she loses everything else.

Guest Post: Britney Bronte

Anyone remember the song ‘Once in a Lifetime’ by Talking Heads?

You may find yourself living in a shotgun shack
And you may find yourself in another part of the world
And you may find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile
You may find yourself in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wife
You may ask yourself, “Well, how did I get here?”

That’s how I feel about psychic work. It’s a thing I fell into.

You know those towns in supernatural TV shows, the ones haunted by the oojip in the lake or hit on by martians, that kind of thing? I was born in a small town

“Do Not Lick the Phones”

With the help of a friend, Britney lands a job as a television psychic on UK channel DayStar TV. With nothing else but her pack of tarot cards she is thrust into the topsy turvy world of media psychics. Britney must navigate her way through a cast of co-workers, callers, and Babes (porn stars) to negotiate her paranormal talents and what it means when they are thrust into the spotlight for £1.50 per minute. Britney Bronte is a pseudonym and much of Do Not Lick the Phones is based on real events.