She knew the drill, extra flesh on the belly of a female was just the beginning of the death spiral of an acting career, for an actress at least. After this movie wrapped, she would go back to her vigorous, daily workouts with her personal trainer and shed some extra pounds. When she was anxious, she ate, and she had been doing a lot of that lately. It was her only sanity during this crazy film shoot. Jennifer Connors stood close by the craft service table and munched away on a honey-flavored granola bar. The San Fernando Valley set of The Shy Girl was hot, hectic and not very pleasant. and Dani find themselves tangled in a web of organized crime, Hollywood secrets, and a vengeful faded movie star with a lethal vendetta. Who is targeting young Hollywood stars? And more importantly, how can Dani stop them before the next body surfaces? When another gorgeous nubile actress on the brink of getting her breakout role mysteriously vanishes as the body of a beautiful young girl is discovered in Runyon Canyon park in the Hollywood Hills, Dani realizes this is no coincidence. He used his father’s work ethic, connections and family ties to build his powerful business empire, and now he is always there to help those in need. He now is the proud owner of the Tarantella Agency, a Private Investigation Company located in the heart of Beverly Hills. Tarentella, is the son of a mob boss, raised in a ruthless crime family. Then an unidentified body discovered under the Santa Monica pier is found to belong to the up and coming young actor.ĭani’s partner, the dashing and charismatic A.J. They must survive and protect each other in the world’s most glamorous and sin-filled city. She lives in the Woodland Hills section of the San Fernando Valley with her teenage daughter. His personal manager, Dani Foxx, is a seductive former actress with spunk, guts and a take-no-prisoners attitude. Nick Savage was supposed to be the next sexy Hollywood heartthrob, until he turned up dead! Hollywood Underworld (A Hollywood Series) by Lindy S.

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