New York Times best-selling author Victoria Rowell delivers romantic tales with a spicy twist. After 15 years on The Rich and the Ruthless, Calysta Jeffries has captivated millions with her three returns from the dead and two failed pregnancies-and with her alien abduction and retrograde amnesia. Yet the hottest black actress on daytime TV still hasn't managed to snag the Sudsy, the biggest award in daytime drama. But now, it seems, her time has come.
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“Juicy, gossipy, and entirely fit for the beach.”
— Library Journal
An impressive leap into fiction.”
— Essence" It was an interesting story. I could have done without the screenplays randomly throughout the book. Even though it ended in suspense, I think to have a part two would be overkill. "
— Revae, 11/12/2013" It was so bad I couldn't get past page 7. Donating it to GoodWill immediately after work today. "
— Kim, 2/6/2013" It was a hard read at first, I just couldn't seem to get all the characters straight in my head. The middle and the end were much better and I am looking forward to reading the sequel The Young and The Ruthless: Back In the Bubbles. "
— Tracy, 12/7/2012" This was the perfect companion to my Florida vacation. I used to watch The Young & the Restless back in college, so I had a ball trying to figure out who was who. It appears from the perfect soap ending that a sequel is in the works. "
— Lashawn, 2/8/2012" awful awful. and not in the Newport Creamery way. "
— Lynn, 12/27/2011" awful awful. and not in the Newport Creamery way. "
— Lynn, 4/4/2011" It was an interesting story. I could have done without the screenplays randomly throughout the book. Even though it ended in suspense, I think to have a part two would be overkill. "
— Revae, 10/12/2010" This was an enjoyable campy read. I am a fan of soap operas and liked trying to figure out who was who. I am not sure if this book would be for non fans but if you are a soap fan enjoy this fun romp. "
— Kari, 4/24/2010Victoria Rowell,best known as Drucilla Winters on The Young and the Restless, is the author of Secrets of a Soap Opera Diva. Her New York Times bestselling memoir, The Women Who Raised Me, received the African American Literary Award and two NAACP Image Award nominations. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
Patricia R. Floyd has narrated dozens of audiobooks throughout her career, including Denise Nicholas’ Freshwater Road and Ellease Southerland’s Let the Lion Eat Straw. Balanced with her audiobook work, she has directed several plays at Stamford Theatre Works. She has won five AudioFile Earphones Awards.