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Bon Jovi is being inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame; after leaving the band mid-tour 5 years ago, how will Richie Sambora fit in with his old band mates?

Robin Brightwood is a daughter, a sister, a friend, but above all- she is a Bon Jovi fan. For her 18th birthday, she goes to a concert that changes her life completely. Robin's life turns upside down as she faces challenges from her two sisters, parents and new love. Join an emotional roller coaster with Robin and the most wanted Rock N' Roll star- dead or alive.

"B. A. Bellec has crafted a masterpiece of emotive and well-rounded young adult fiction." K.C. Finn - Author "A gripping story of teenage life and the many problems they face. A RED RIBBON WINNER and highly recommended." The Wishing Self Book Awards "B.A. Bellec has truly created a masterpiece that deserves worldwide recognition, awards and so much more." Rebecca Ryan - Reedsy In his debut endearing coming-of-age book, B.A. Bellec writes about a group of weirdos that find and save each other from the dark depths of their minds. Someone's Story is literally Someone's story, as in a first-person narrative of a teenager that calls himself Someone. As he struggles to find a new footing in a new space, we encounter the many ups and downs of modern teenage life, the difficulties that adjusting to adult feelings bring, and a few tear-jerking surprises along the way. Littered with music, mental health issues, friendship, loss, meditation, advice, pop culture, and even inspiring an EP, there is so much nostalgia, inspiration, and depth here it is hard to absorb it all. Cozy up somewhere warm and enjoy!

When Jack meets a beautiful girl that's actually attracted to him, his friends don't believe it. He has a picture they developed and it still seems to not be enough evidence. She has midnight hair and red lips but is that even enough to back him up? Is Jack telling the truth? Is this supposedly-gorgeous girl real? This is a tale of truth coming into view on its own. The big question is: will it come?