Stardust

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You've met feisty Allie Fletcher and her famous mother Peyton Paxton; now enjoy Stardust where you'll meet Hailey Arlington and her mother Addison.

Addison lives the Stepford wife life: taking care of her husband, an exquisite home in the suburbs, and a beautiful talented daughter who loves theater. Living the perfect life with the perfect husband and perfect daughter, Addison couldn't have been happier, or could she? What happens when chance leaves her on the same vacation as her first love?

Is her daughter Hailey as perfect as she thinks? Can Hailey handle the spotlight and the scrutiny that comes with the title? Can she handle the forbidden love that nobody would understand? Coping with other means seems to be the way Hailey learns to deal with a life she may not be ready for.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 473 pages

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