Sarah Stuart's Reviews > GAGA

I felt for Monty. There she was with the perfect life, she thought, and her husband says he’s leaving because he’s bored! Actually, I do know somebody that happened to, but she wasn’t a writer for a magazine with the editor from hell.

Monty has to sign a contract to be Melody, a groupie fifteen years younger than she really is, and write an exposé, or she’ll lose her job. The group making a comeback Beatles and Stones style are Grope, and who had the lead singer/guitarist’s picture stuck on her bedroom closet as a teenager? Monty.

The author delivers on the showbiz backstage story, but that isn’t all. This is an in-depth study of self-worth and its effects on Monty – sorry, Melody. Along the way, we meet dozens of people and not one is cardboard; they step off the page and live.

Super book you won’t want to put down, so reserve some me-time.