
This is the place for:
The New York Artists Series
Summer of irreverence: The rock star
To be or not to be: the actors
THE RISK OF HAPPINESS:
THE PUNK ROCKER
"Goldstein has the knack for creating well-developed characters, who are so vividly portrayed they seem like real people, and by the end I was rooting for these two to get their happy ending. I really enjoy Goldstein’s writing style, her characters and descriptive settings are really well done. I felt like I’d taken a trip to New York City by the time I’d finished The Risk of Happiness, and it was with a hot punk rock star too––what could be better?" -Goodreads Review, Author Donna Simonetta
Where birds fly:
tHE SCULPTOR
For all those years “Cray” had never thought of himself as anything more than a mentor to O. Why would he? She was just an extremely talented kid who needed guidance. But lately, he can’t even look at her without thinking more…
Driven by his demons and taboo feelings, Cray sinks deeper into darkness. Terrified of a past that haunts her, O controls her life by abusing diet pills. As their lives plummet downward, they find their paths are inextricably linked. But can Cray ever overcome his oppressive guilt and have a life with O? And will O ever end her self-sabotage to be with Cray and become the artist they both know she can?
"I really enjoyed this book! I liked O from the first page (I liked knowing that she isn't perfect), I also love Cray...what woman wouldn't?...the ultimate artistic yet strong male... " -A.G., Advanced Reader Copy