Those who do nothing for society are marked and forced to rags. They are called entertainers. Those who only work to perform for others. However, an unrest has stirred their community. They thirst for freedom. They hunger for rights. They bleed to be considered human again. Nothing will stop their dreams. Everything will change.

Divinity Claire has been born with a curse that every girl strives for, beauty. Now, as an adult Divy has three of her best friends pursuing her. Each holds a bond of friendship with her that she cannot ignore and refuses to break. So, she tells everyone a little white lie. A white lie that sends her packing to Chicago to look for a man who will fill in for a temporary fiancé. However, when a brokenhearted- and not to mention actually broke- childhood friend comes knocking on Divy's door, a chain of events start that will cause Divy's life to spiral out of control. Divy has to help her friend get back together, keep the truth about her fiancé a secret, and try to divert the attention of her male friends away from her. But, Divy's jealous streak threatens to tear her fragile plans apart. Will her lies undo her? Will she come to grip that love is hard to destroy. In the end, she has to make a choice- a choice that can either keep her a captive to her old ways or set her free with a new love within her heart. (Runner-up in the "Gone with the Wind" category from the 2014 Golden Raspberry Awards)

Life asked death, 'Why do people hate you, but love me?' Death responded; 'Because you are a beautiful lie, and I am a painful truth.' Surrounded in our own lies, we find the truth. His life may be a lie, but this story certainly isn't. Welcome to Chace Foster's real life.