Superstar

This twist and turn "switched at birth" HollyWood based epic is a must read for fans of Collins and company. Victoria Gotti has again proven herself the queen of the genre with this tasty read. Especially delightful are the subtle name games played with some of the characters which should cause intelligent insiders to inwardly chuckle. Once you start Super Star you'll find you can't put it down.

Gotti's Superstar give a reader a chilling tale of two women. One who seeks revenge for being switched at birth. And one who wants to understand why her absent father wants her to take over the family business. The story takes the reader through the glamour and glitz of Beverly Hills. Through the fast pace media world of New York City. And to the romantic world of Italy and Paris. It's chilling to see who Chelsea Hutton's character suffers the painful years of manic depression but still has the anger for a woman she only know from a mistaken identity.

As an avid reader, I found Superstar to be exciting in every turn the story took. The Author's description of every detail put you right there mind, body and soul. From the introduction of every character, to the heart of the story, to the places it takes you awakens all of your senses. In my prediction of the outcome of this story, I could not have been more off! It was thrilling, believable, at times heart-wrenching and one of the Author's best books yet. I will highly recommend to everyone I know.

A riviting read! Gotti fills the pages with great discrtiptions and remarkable details. As a staunch Sidney Sheldow fan- I was not dissappointed with this first paced thriller. As a seasoned author- Gotti will go far.

As an avid Sidney Sheldon fan, I found this book enjoyable, fast-paced and at times unable to put down. I think Gotti is a great writer and will go far with her unique style. I've read her previous novels and all were pleasing, though I found Superstar the best to date. The story-line is compelling, the characters like-able(even the bad guys) and her attention to detail was both accurate and attractive. It gave the story an extra added plus.