The Reality Show: Book 1

Carrie Carnegie, an emotionally distant socialite, finds herself on a television reality show. What role should love, money and friendship play in this game for other people's entertainment? Carrie grows attached to Ethan, the show's judge. With her emotions engaged, she becomes an easy target, and is cruelly manipulated by the show's producer. Viewers eat up her romance with the judge, but she is left to wonder if Ethan is helping the producer, or is he really falling in love with her? She has lost control. At what point does a woman draw a line in the sand and say no more? Can she manage to get a grip on her own reality?