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Finale
When music legend Jonathan Levant dies in a motorcycle accident, no one is more stunned than his former lover Olivia Gray, a hedonistic ex-celebrity who learns she’s been inexplicably named the guardian of his children. Olivia’s reluctant acceptance of the new parental role obliterates her hope of resurrecting her songwriting career as she faces sarcastic teenagers, suicide attempts and séances. The upset to her self-indulgent life forces Olivia to finally face the truth about the cruel decisions of her wild past, her now uncertain future and her secret, turbulent relationship with a man who, even in death, continues to upend her world.
187 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 15, 2011
About the author
Lux Zakari
19 books31 followersLux Zakari is the author of the novels Coercion, Finale, Secretly More, Wild Arcana, and Single, Cool, and Fine: How to Get Laid as an Ex-Teen Idol. Her work has been published in anthologies (Best Bondage Erotica, Best Women's Erotica) and on websites (For The Girls, The Erotic Woman). Her short stories, Across the Way and The Mouth, are available as free downloads on Goodreads.
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September 14, 2012
I initially thought this book was a little over the top as I began reading it. But the delightful banter quickly pulled me in, and I found myself devouring the book.
Olivia Gray is a washed up celebrity suddenly saddled with kids to oversee until they are 18, and she gets a million cash a year to do it. Along the way to personal happiness, she re-begins a singing career and love affair with a celebrity singer, Jonathan. this book reminded me of Less than Zero, from Jami Gertz’s perspective, and then morphed to Nip Tuck with an abortion, and all the adultery that was going on. Nice HEA, and I just loved the songs included in the book.
A select few favorite lines:
She now had the perfect nose, mouth, cheekbones and so on—but all of it compiled on one face resembled a Picasso painting. The effect lent her an intriguing look displayed often on magazine covers. Still, no one aspired to screw her, which perhaps explained why she was such a bitch.
A frown marred his rather handsome face. “I thought you would‟ve known. You seemed like…friends.”
I shook my head. “Friends do not a hand-job make.”
Olivia Gray is a washed up celebrity suddenly saddled with kids to oversee until they are 18, and she gets a million cash a year to do it. Along the way to personal happiness, she re-begins a singing career and love affair with a celebrity singer, Jonathan. this book reminded me of Less than Zero, from Jami Gertz’s perspective, and then morphed to Nip Tuck with an abortion, and all the adultery that was going on. Nice HEA, and I just loved the songs included in the book.
A select few favorite lines:
She now had the perfect nose, mouth, cheekbones and so on—but all of it compiled on one face resembled a Picasso painting. The effect lent her an intriguing look displayed often on magazine covers. Still, no one aspired to screw her, which perhaps explained why she was such a bitch.
A frown marred his rather handsome face. “I thought you would‟ve known. You seemed like…friends.”
I shook my head. “Friends do not a hand-job make.”
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