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NEW REVIEW: Winkk - Tour Secrets

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Sometimes when your dreams finally come true, it’s a lot to handle, especially when you realize that things are not what they appear to be. The entertainment business is a hard knock business. Deception, betrayal, and secrets are just some of things you have to encounter. Having tough skin is required to conquer your dreams, or you will be lost.

Music was a gifted young lady who had a natural ability to dance and sing. Her and her partner/best friend Raven were a dynamic duo to reckon with. These two girls were requested all over the place, and they were known for all the latest and sophisicated dance moves. Their friendship is tested when Raven's secret is revealed. Music is confused and begins a journey on her own, with little or no support from her family. Music’s talent does not go unrecognized when she is asked to go on tour with the renowned “Sly.” Music is instructed and taught quickly to keep her mouth close. Music realizes who her true friends are and just how "dog-eat-dog" the entertainment world really is. Music must make some important decisions, including if the entertainment business is really for her. Will she make the right choice?

Raven was always a beautiful girl who could dance. She had the total package...or what it seemed. Raven also modeled on the side and used her beauty to her advantage. Men lusted and gave her anything she wanted and desired. But at what price did these manipulations take place? One day, her world is turned upside down when her best friend Music finds out her secret. The tension and betrayal is evident within their friendship. Raven begins to model, and the two meet up again in totally different circumstances. Will Raven let the business get to her head, or will she realize the true friend she has in Music and come to her senses?

Tour Secrets by Winkk takes you into a world that some are oblivious to. The sex, drugs, lies, and grimy lifestyle that comes with the entertainment business is a lot to handle, and if you don’t have a strong head, you can easily become a victim and get sucked into it. Music and Raven are best friends who dreamed of conquering the entertainment world. But things change and only one will remain true to herself amongst all the chaos going around her. Tour Secrets definitely held my interest with all the twists and turns. The portrayal of the tour and celebrity lifestyle is a must read for those who are oblivious to the discrimination, favoritism, and jealousy. With some of the points made going well beyond the world of fiction, Tour Secrets is definitely a novel that will raise more than a few eyebrows.

Reviewed by Kristin for Urban Reviews
 
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