Publisher's Synopsis
What really happens to a fallen star? Biggie. Tupac. Aaliyah. Left Eye. R.I.P. Some of the biggest names in hip-hop and entertainment, all gone before their time. Too young, too talented, they were snatched from us when we least expected it. Just as we were bobbing our heads and moving to their tunes and videos. Yet, when they died, rumors sprung from every corner of the earth. We mourned for them, created shrines and websites to their talents. We wore their tee-shirts. We refer to them like old family friends. We all had a favorite song or a memory that was invoked when we heard it. We missed them. Their music kept them alive in our memories and in our world. Sometimes new CDs were released. It fanned the flames of suspicion. We missed them so much, refused to believe that they were gone. So we imagined that they were still alive. Conspirators cried that Tupac was alive, and living in Africa . Somebody spotted him. Is it true? Is it possible? They were priceless to us fans when they were alive, but who really benefits from their death? If any of these thoughts ever crossed your mind, then you need to read "Rocked Starr," by Collen Dixon. Award winning author Collen Dixon, the Empress of Intrigue spins a tale of what if your favorite performer dies, but you refuse to believe that she is dead. Drawing parallels and driving contrasts, "Rocked Starr" takes the reader down a spiraling path of familiar events, charting the lavish, blinged-out lifestyle of America 's reigning hip-hop princess. Camara "Starr" Addison, is a beautiful, young and vibrant singer, who has taken the musical world by storm, not only by her talent and striking looks, but for her refreshingly captivating personality. Just as she stands at the near pinnacle of her young success, she is tragically struck down during an exotic video shoot. See what happens in the fan's world when their Starr is suddenly extinguished. Do we accept that she is gone? Or is it possible that she isn't? Living in the Internet age, rumors, if spoken often enough, can become fact. Websites and videos can continue life. Bloggers and conspirators can resurrect it. Turn back the covers on the hotbed of industry insiders, the producers, the managers, the glitz and the glitter, and see the entertainment world for what it really is; filled with wannabes, ego-maniacs, posers, backstabbers, haters, and criminals. Be it for money, fame or power, "Rocked Starr" takes you captive on a precarious journey that will make you better appreciate those that sometimes give their lives for their craft.
