Russell C. Brennan 
Over and Over 

This
is a modern day noir style story of singer-songwriter Nikki North.

Far
from it being the bog standard Cinderella story of rags to riches
after a great singer is discovered by some Prince Charming or a
comedy, this story tells it the way it really is in the music
industry.

It
takes you on a journey through the seedy shark-infested backwaters of
the music industry with a shady character frequenting every other
doorway, waiting to take advantage of the next hopeful floating by.
It’s feeding time and Nikki is on the menu.

After
being used and abused by the music industry, enough is enough,
something has to snap and it’s Nikki. Anyone getting in her way
will find themselves in Shit Street with not a glimpse of toilet
paper in sight. Revenge is on the agenda and low lives that initially
used her will wish they had never been born. The story is rich with
sharply drawn characters and realistic dialogue with incidents around
every corner.

This
book is about to be made into a major feature film but this novel
features extra bits not in the film and a slightly different slant to
it.