I Think We're Alone Now - Brandi Brandt

In the summer of 1989, rockstar Roxanne Quinn meets Playboy model Brandi Brandt at a party at the mansion-two women from different worlds colliding under the same neon sky.

Roxanne is daring, unapologetic, and a loud lesbian. At 26, she's already a legend in the glam metal scene, known for her ripped fishnets, cigarette-stained laugh, and her refusal to hide who she is. she left Hawthorne, Nevada, at 18 with nothing but a guitar and a broken heart after her parents kicked her out for being queer.

Brandi is America's dream girl-20, picture-perfect, and everything Roxanne isn't. She tells herself she's straight because it's safer that way, because in 1989, girls like her don't get to want girls like Roxanne.

But when their worlds crash together, what starts as curiosity becomes something that neither of them can name. In an era built on image and illusion, they'll have to face the truth about who they are and what it means to love when the whole world is watching.