Paul Phillips
Trauma Queen
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(phillipsmedia May 8, 2016)
Farrah Kozlow is after fame and fortune. But her ordinary life often just doesn't measure up. So she creates her own drama. Kiss a random boy at a party even though she already has a boyfriend? Fine. So long as it gets people talking.
On social media, she makes sure everybody knows all about the latest trauma in her life. Who cares if she's the one who has fabricated it all from the beginning? If it's scandalous and exciting, everybody wins, right?
Wrong.
Farrah's propensity to use other people for her own ends is about to come back to haunt her. Somebody has decided that Farrah should be the subject of a trauma that isn't of her own making.
Now Farrah's life is far more frightening and dramatic than she ever could have expected. Somebody is sending her threats, taunting her on-line and even trying to kill her.
But nobody believes her.
Farrah needs to find out who is out for her blood before she changes from the queen of drama to the queen of the dead.
On social media, she makes sure everybody knows all about the latest trauma in her life. Who cares if she's the one who has fabricated it all from the beginning? If it's scandalous and exciting, everybody wins, right?
Wrong.
Farrah's propensity to use other people for her own ends is about to come back to haunt her. Somebody has decided that Farrah should be the subject of a trauma that isn't of her own making.
Now Farrah's life is far more frightening and dramatic than she ever could have expected. Somebody is sending her threats, taunting her on-line and even trying to kill her.
But nobody believes her.
Farrah needs to find out who is out for her blood before she changes from the queen of drama to the queen of the dead.
- Pages
- 183
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