Robert Rioux

Idol Pursuits: Comeback (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In this rousing second installment of the Idol Pursuits series, the struggling-artist lifestyle is taking a toll on Heather's indie girl group. Faced with burgeoning expenses, a paucity of gig opportunities, misdirected social media rage, and confusing sexual identities, the reality of show business was nothing like what they hoped for. As Heather's rival group ascends to new heights of global popularity, she must contend with one humble reality. Outside of a few dedicated fans, her own group languishes in obscurity. With musicianship running high but money running low, the clock races toward midnight on their dreams.

After a brief moment in the national spotlight, an unorthodox young manager breathes new life into their prospects. Soon, they are competing in one of the biggest music competitions in the country. Can they challenge the status quo with a unique brand of K-Pop, or will a dire financial situation ultimately prove their downfall?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rioux Inc.
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798988856528
• Artikelnr.: 68626682

Autorenporträt

Upon graduating from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, Robert Rioux spent two decades working in the Hollywood entertainment industry, rubbing shoulders with struggling dreamers and top-level achievers. A year spent circumnavigating the globe ignited an intense admiration of the world's varied cultures. The lesson learned was that our shared commonalities far outweigh our perceived differences.

As a lifelong admirer of female singers, the author believes the girl group concept has been perfected in Korea. Nothing has the power to unite, inspire, and heal the human spirit quite like music does. Now married and living in Cascadia, Idol Pursuits marks the author's first attempt at trilogy form.