Snatch

by Yvonna Russell

Manhattan doorman and talented Method actor Brock toils nights at Butter restaurant. After a decade of pursuing his passion for acting, he lands the role of a lifetime. As he lives in a modest walk-up apartment, making it through the grind of auditions, small television roles, and off-Broadway theater. New York City Detective turned writer Rocco Lorenzo has agreed to a television series based on his memoirs for Netflix. The sexy struggling actor gets his breakout audition when he encounters three women. An elegant Asian model Jenny raising a child alone. The ambitious gorgeous blonde musical theater actress Bonnie is fearless in her show business pursuit. A newcomer to the city a beautiful pampered African American southern Belle, Reggie an aspiring singer who may be in over her head. Every day is a rollercoaster of balancing survival, ambition, and romance in the most amazing city in the world.

Genres: Fiction

167 pages, ebook

About the author

Yvonna Russell is a writer living la dolce vita in Manhattan. She writes about celebrity, fashion, society and the arts for various blogs and publications. A former actress she loves writing and will work for wine, coffee and Manolo Blahniks.

Reviews

[Lauren]

The book has a promising story. I feel like a lot need to be expanded on to create a whole story and to cut down on tbe confusion from bouncing around so much. The writing definitely needs to be cleaned and edited, and there are a lot of terms and references that require more information for the everyday reader.

[Mandy T]

This book really needs a pass with an editor. Just someone who can make sure people’s names are spelled correctly and consistently, fix odd spacing and punctuation, etc. As a person who reads a lot, these things made it very difficult for me to read. Which is a shame because the story is a fun story. As a person who also works in the entertainment industry, I could feel the nuance and expertise the author brings to her work. I love a good NY story and the authors love of the city radiates off the page. I’m really glad I got a chance to read the first of I’m sure many books to come from her. This was a goodreads giveaway.

[BookNerdBetty]

Sexy and riveting

I am typically not a fan of romance novels, but this one really caught my attention. I look forward to more of this authors work.

[Mariah]

Felt a bit rushed and scattered.