Who Do You Think You Are?
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Ongoing, First published Jan 24, 2014
Leon Reyes, young adult writer in NYC, has recently become a famous author, when his debut novel, Clawing at the Silk, hit the New York Best Seller's list. With money from his book sales and what he makes writing for a popular men's magazine, he’s been able to upgrade to a more lavish lifestyle that has always been his dream. But with the fame comes a responsibility to hold a standard for not only himself, but his peers, and the people who think they know what’s best for him. In the midst of his transition into his new life, he’s approached by Dr. Mirage James, social psychologist, who’s conducting a study, that involves her not only interviewing him one-on-one, but living with him to conduct intensive observation. Despite the insanity of her request, he accepts. Who Do You Think You Are? follows Leon's journey as this woman and his peers challenge his thoughts about who he is and what he stands for, especially when the secrets of Mirage's past come to the surface.
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