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<i><b>How far must you go to make it in Hollywood? Can love survive the crazy ride?</b></i>Paul Franti is deep in debt, creditors are after him, and the film masterpiece he's creating is less than half done. To hide from the bill collectors and repo men, he moves in with Maggie, his best girlfriend ever. However, Maggie gives him an ultimatum: he has ten weeks to get a job, pay off all his debts and either commit to her or get out.Desperate, Paul takes a job as a sound man on a reality TV movie-of-the-week, directed by Dwight Werner, an insane and driven documentary filmmaker, and Joel Cuvney, a craven young producer who will do anything to get ahead. Paul will make enough cash to meet all of Maggie's demands...all except for the commitment part. He's still on the fence about that, but he figures he has time to decide.The reality TV movie that Dwight is shooting is about a small "tribe" of four homeless kids: Trent, Jodi, Ilima, and Duncan, who live in an abandoned brewery downtown. Dwight is recording their grinding poverty for his own artistic glory, with no intention of helping them, and he pushes his crew to exhaustion to get the scenes he wants. All Paul wants is to survive the gig, until he gets sucked into the lives of the four troubled kids. Should Paul intervene? Joel, the producer, offers Paul a better role on the project, tempting him further. Meanwhile, Maggie can see that this job is changing Paul, and changing them both, maybe not for the better. Will they make it?Ian Bull is the author of the thriller series The Quintana Adventures, about Army Ranger photographer Steven Quintana and movie actress Julia Travers. <b>The Picture Kills </b> and <b>Six Passengers, Five Parachutes </b> are the first two books in the series, and <b>The Danger Game</b> will be out soon. He also wrote the romantic crime thriller <b>Liars in Love</b>, and several books of nonfiction. <b>Email him at ianbullauthor@gmail.com, and we'll send you something. </b>He grew up in San Fr