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67th out of 162 books
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Drowned in the Grenadine
by
Dan Gilvezan (Goodreads Author)
Fancy cars, a loving wife, a designer home in the Hollywood Hills. Nathan Lindeman had it all, lost it all, and now he’s desperate to get it back. They say there are no second acts in show business, but they just may be wrong. There’s a new TV series being cast that’s virtually guaranteed to be a success, and Nathan has a shot at snagging one of the lead roles. If, that is...more
Paperback, 258 pages
Published
June 3rd 2011
by Createspace
(first published May 31st 2011)
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Nathan Lindeman is determined to make his star shine in Hollywood. He’s had a taste of fame already, which ended all too abruptly, and he wants it back - desperately. He knows the ins and outs of acting. He has a great agent. Now, all he needs is that ever elusive perfect role. Or is his fifteen minutes already up?
To everyone east of the California border, Hollywood is a great and fascinating mystery. A dream world where everyone is fashionable, every day is sunny and careers bloom overnight. Th...more
To everyone east of the California border, Hollywood is a great and fascinating mystery. A dream world where everyone is fashionable, every day is sunny and careers bloom overnight. Th...more
This book is funny, cover made me laugh a bit with the line above the title that read, Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Literature. Reading closer I saw the tiny print above that read, No way this book will ever be…The books is a story about an actor that finds what is important in life. The story is well paced and keeps you reading. I enjoyed the characters and found myself cheering for Nathan. Finding what matters most is never easy and Nathans journey is one most of us go through at sometime i...more
This has everthing like opening up a genie bottle when something appears at you when you have a chance for a role but when you look deeper in the surface and see whats around you and you are just a tad more older you have your work cut out for you you just feel like the title of this book Drowned in the Grenadine Hollywwod life so many acts like you feel your in a circus media waiting its like reseed of your brain this book has a great story line you truly realize where you belong.
A great account of the ups and downs of Hollywood. If you'd like an insiders look into the politics and shenanigans of the business we call show, then this book is for you. Funny and interesting
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