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The prequel to Hiding Out in Hollywood. Reading Hiding Out in Hollywood before Rock Star's Girl is strongly recommended for the most enjoyable reading experience and to better understand the ending of this book.

Emily Watts just wants a weekend break from the workaholic hours she's taken on to keep her business—a popular fashion-snark website—up and running. What she gets is overnight celebrity and a career-killing media scandal.

While taking time out to attend a concert in support of friend Jesse Cinder, a struggling musician, Emily meets Cory Sampson, the lead singer of a chart-topping rock band. When she agrees to a date with Cory, making entertainment headlines is the last thing she expects. Even so, it's a minor surprise by comparison to her discovery that in the music world, media notoriety trumps all. Tabloid allegations erupt when Cory and fame-hungry Jesse use Emily for personal gain, and her tarnished image spells disaster—personally and professionally. To save the website and writing career she's made her life and dream, Emily must go from being a pawn in the Hollywood headline game to becoming the media mastermind.

Important note for readers: Rock Star's Girl provides the full story of what happened between Emily and Cory before Hiding Out in Hollywood takes place, but knowing what plays out in Hiding Out in Hollywood and how that book ends first is recommended. If read on its own, Rock Star's Girl does not appear to be typical of its genre, for reasons that become clear at the end of the book. The ending can best be understood and enjoyed by those who've read Hiding Out in Hollywood first and know how Emily's story plays out.

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