Angie returns for some new adventures. Her earlier singing debut has ignited a passion she didn't know she had. When an accidental video goes viral, Angie is surprised to learn she may have something to offer the world that might get her as recognized as her famous, killed-in-battle older sister.
Watching their mother still mourning the loss of their favored sister, Angie and her brother Wang continue to deal with the ups and downs of their dysfunctional family. A film documenting Nat's life is the focus for Angie's mother, and it's the last thing Angie wants to deal with. She trying to move on from her relationship with KC and has hopes of connecting with a new girl-loves-girl crush, Jamboree. Whatever she does isn't enough to satisfy her mother so she's pretty much decided to just head off in her own direction which appears to be music.
With the help of local legend Lucas Waite and a few friends, Angie forms a band called Go Feral. If they can pull things together, write a few awesome songs, and play a gig, they might be able to enter a girl band contest that could earn them some real attention. Of course, that means Angie has to overcome feeling less than because of her weight and the low self-esteem generated by her "couldn't-get-it-together" mother.
A huge lesson Angie must learn is when other's put their trust in her she has to follow through. A series of mistakes and mess ups threatens to derail a budding romance and break up the band before they even get started.
Author e.E. Charlton-Trujillo takes Angie to the next level in FAT ANGIE: HOMECOMING. Angie is out to prove to the world that she has value and worth no matter the size of her struggles. Angie fans will be thrilled she is back, and as the cover says, "Ready to Rock!"
No comments:
Post a Comment