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    Suddenly Famous
    Suddenly Famous
    Suddenly Famous
    Ebook61 pages48 minutes

    Suddenly Famous

    By Jamie Campbell

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    One chance encounter that changes her life.

    Sixteen-year-old Bliss Watson lived a completely ordinary life until the day she was discovered by a talent scout. Thrust into an audition for the next hit teen television drama, she realizes it’s the one thing she’s always wanted but never knew.

    While going through the whole crazy audition process, Bliss runs into Merrick Moon, the boy who would also change her life. Falling heal-over-heels in love, she quickly realizes the mysterious boy is not who she thought he was.

    When a new relationship and an acting dream collide, the only thing Bliss can do is hang on for what promises to be one wild ride. In the first in the Suddenly Series, follow Bliss as she traverses the funny thing called show business.

    Other Stories in the Series:

    Suddenly Famous
    Suddenly in Love
    Suddenly in Demand
    Suddenly a Star

    Please note: This is a novelette. Shorter fiction is a fun and quick read, not a full length novel.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJamie Campbell
    Release dateJun 7, 2018
    ISBN9780463040348
    Suddenly Famous
    Author

    Jamie Campbell

    Jamie was born into a big, crazy family of 6 children. Being the youngest, she always got away with anything and would never shut up. Constantly letting her imagination run wild, her teachers were often frustrated when her 'What I did on the weekend' stories contained bunyips and princesses.Growing up, Jamie did the sensible things and obtained a Bachelor of Business degree from Southern Cross University and worked hard to gain her membership with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.Yet nothing compared to writing. Quiting the rat race to spend quality time with her laptop named Lily, Jamie has written several novels and screenplays. Spanning a number of genres and mediums, Jamie writes whatever inspires her from ghost stories to teenage love stories to tantalising murder mysteries. Nothing is off limits.A self-confessed television addict, dog lover, Taylor Swift fan, and ghost hunter, Jamie loves nothing more than the thrill of sharing her stories.

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      Suddenly Famous - Jamie Campbell

      Suddenly Famous

      Suddenly Famous

      JAMIE CAMPBELL

      Chapter 1

      If there was one place on earth that would test a person’s ability to see themselves as a normal human being, it was in Room 2B of the Globe Hotel.

      Beautiful people that were as tall as Amazonian warriors milled around me. Their long, luxurious hair hung down their backs, their six inch heels clicked on the same floor that I found slippery. If I was wearing those toe-destroying heels, I would have fallen down hours ago.

      Their designer clothes were pretty sparse, only covering what they really needed to. Perfect skin, perfect curves, not an inch of fat on them.

      A part of me really hated them.

      Everyone surveyed each other like they were the enemy, shooting judgmental glares at anyone that fell into their line of sight. Yep, I was definitely in the wrong place.

      But we weren’t in the conference room for me. I was a tagalong, there to keep my best friend, Cleo, company. She insisted she couldn’t audition for Next Mega Model without a cheer squad.

      And I was that squad.

      Cleo fit in perfectly with the other freaks of nature. She was tall, slim, and her amber hair fell right to her waist without even the slightest hint of a curl or wave. She was made for clothes, a designer’s dream.

      Me, on the other hand, well. My eighth grade boyfriend called me fun size, as in those little chocolate bars that were tiny. I punched him on the arm for that comment. Mainly because it was true.

      I was short, only 5’2" which seemed midget-sized compared to my present company. I had to look up just to see their faces (which were dazzling and perfect, of course). My hair was curly, a dirty blond that was neither dark nor light. It was unruly on its best day.

      Oooh, I’m up, Cleo said, standing. Wish me luck.

      I stood with her, giving her a quick hug. You don’t need luck. You’re going to kill it. I’ll see you afterwards.

      She gave me a nervous smile before following the line of girls into the next room. She had made it through three rounds of eliminations so far which meant she got to see the real judges in front of the television cameras now.

      She was going to kill it.

      Cleo was a born performer. She would dazzle the judges, the camera would love her, and she’d walk out of there with the golden ticket everyone would fight to the death over.

      Well, almost, anyway. Maybe not to the death. This wasn’t the Hunger Games.

      It was going to be a while until they returned so I took the opportunity to get some food. A modelling competition wasn’t exactly catered but there had to be some food around somewhere.

      The hotel was a bust. I wandered outside and down the street. It took two blocks before I found a small courtyard of takeaway food places. I lined up for a burger, both guilty and smug that I was eating the greasy food after spending all morning with model wannabes.

      I took my tray to a table and didn’t hesitate to get started. If I had to give up greasy burgers, I wouldn’t want to be a model. Even if I was ten feet tall and so beautiful people wanted to cry just looking at me.

      I didn’t need that kind of hassle.

      About halfway through the delicious meal, I noticed a guy staring at me from across the courtyard. He was probably in his late twenties or early thirties, if I had to guess. He was wearing a polo shirt with the top few buttons undone. He didn’t exactly look like a creeper but he was certainly staring at me like one.

      I tried to ignore him, turning around so he could only see my back and my eyeballs couldn’t fall on him. But somehow that

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