Difference between revisions of "Spirits Willing"
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Glitter. Glamour. Fame--and fraud? Collaborating on the "as told to" autobiography of a Hollywood living legend, Angie Sullivan was sipping Chablis with superstars-and fretting about her deadline. | Glitter. Glamour. Fame--and fraud? Collaborating on the "as told to" autobiography of a Hollywood living legend, Angie Sullivan was sipping Chablis with superstars-and fretting about her deadline. | ||
Revision as of 21:04, 3 October 2007
- Author: Leigh Anne Williams
- Publisher: Harlequin American # 343
- Year: 1990
- Setting:
- Amazon Listing: Spirits Willing
Book Description
Glitter. Glamour. Fame--and fraud? Collaborating on the "as told to" autobiography of a Hollywood living legend, Angie Sullivan was sipping Chablis with superstars-and fretting about her deadline.
Angie's employer was distracted by the New Age mystic who held Tinseltown spellbound, a dubious spiritualist as interested in the material world as in the psychic plane.
And Angie's mental energy was being diverted by guru biographer Lance Wright, who'd appointed himself Angie's guide to channeling, charkas and pyramid power.
Die-hard New Yorker Angie suspected she was being hoodwinked, California-style. But Lance definitely enhanced Angie's aura-on a purely sensual plane.
