Into the Dark is a novel set amidst the fast-paced excitement of the music business, and is the story of Jordanna Fox, a megastar drummer and singer in one of the hottest rock and roll bands touring. Assigned to do an article on the infamous rocker, music reporter Rebecca Hurley has no idea what she is getting herself into when she enters Jordanna's world. Repulsed by the drummer's promiscuity and casual insensitivity, Rebecca nevertheless cannot deny the puzzling attraction she feels for the beautiful woman. It's an attraction returned in kind by Jordanna who sets her sights on the reporter the moment she sees her, certain she will be able to add her to her long list of conquests in little time at all. Things don't work out exactly as planned for either woman as Rebecca soon starts to glimpse a vulnerability and tenderness within the drummer that draws her like a moth to a flame while Jordanna finds herself no longer wanting to simply make Rebecca one of her conquests, wanting instead to win the reporter's heart. Together they embark on a very difficult journey that will have them both embracing new lives, dealing with the challenges of fame, the seductive dangers of the rock touring scene, the demons of addiction, and the fear of loving someone so completely that they become your only hope for salvation.
Sharon Smith is a native New Yorker, born and raised on Long Island. Into the Dark is Sharon's first novel, and the story was inspired by a great love of reading, writing, music and many years spent behind a drumset.
Sharon Smith is a native New Yorker, born and raised on Long Island. Into the Dark is Sharon's first novel, and the story was inspired by a great love of reading, writing, music and many years spent behind a drumset.
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Nice to see that even someone like Jordanna can find her Equal You can not choose who you fall in love with, but that only makes it more interesting. The book quenches easy and the characters are deepened enough. Also later in the book, the story remains interesting . This is because the problems of a particular life style emerge. It's true that you can not change overnight.. But if you love someone enough, anything is possible!
This has got to be the most fucked up book I have read in my entire life. Jordinna is fucked up, she's a sex addict, a killer, an abuser, a sex user, has a bad tongue, oh she's just bad.