Where is the line between doing what it takes to become famous and trading what makes you you? This is a question that aggravates artists, musicians, and writers, like our main character Annie Shaw. Annie's first novel was a best seller, but since then nothing has come close in sales. Now she is making revisions for her new editor and desperately trying to get on Oprah to market the book.

Annie Shaw is a charming character. She is relatable in her flaws and lovable in her unlucky life. Readers will want to cheer her on as she fumbles through her attempts for fame. But in the end she learns that fame is not worth losing yourself. This is an entertaining, happy read with good morals. It is mainly marketed for women, but is a great addition to any library. ( )