Mistress Magic - Lee, Janet
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Janine, lead singer of Mistress, is a teacher with a taste for leather mini-skirts and thigh-length boots.The band are doing well, but strange things continue to happen at their performances. Where does the illuminated running man come from? The lighting man doesn't know - and who operates the smoke machine when all of the band are occupied?Whatever the explanation, strange things happen when Mistress plays. The floating audience and spaceship lights at their amazing Manchester stadium gig makes them both famous and notorious, as much for the 'special effects' as the music. It also gets them…mehr

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Janine, lead singer of Mistress, is a teacher with a taste for leather mini-skirts and thigh-length boots.The band are doing well, but strange things continue to happen at their performances. Where does the illuminated running man come from? The lighting man doesn't know - and who operates the smoke machine when all of the band are occupied?Whatever the explanation, strange things happen when Mistress plays. The floating audience and spaceship lights at their amazing Manchester stadium gig makes them both famous and notorious, as much for the 'special effects' as the music. It also gets them banned.Then Janine meets Dion, lead singer of Son of Gabriel and life changes altogether. The new band is happy with the magical phenomena and their success seems assured, but Dion's dark underside is starting to show. Will he, Janine and the band last? Will the magic stay with them? And - where does it come from?
Autorenporträt
Janet lives with her long-suffering partner of thirty-five years, Alex, in Cannock, Staffordshire. She has a son, Kevin, and two grandchildren, Tom and Grace. Janet is a retired newspaper reporter/college lecturer in English and Creative Writing. She runs a charity, Paul's Fun Fund, which raises money for leukaemia research as a tribute to her eldest son Paul, who lost his battle with the disease in 2011 at the age of thirty-seven. Janet loves rock music and writing. The book is largely based on the author's real experiences. Readers can decide which parts are true, which are embellished - and which are wishful thinking.