Buzz

In Hollywood, disaster is always good publicity. Until it isn't.

Alissya came to Hollywood to become a star. She didn't

expect to become a walking catastrophe. One minute

she's chasing her big break; the next, she's presiding over

a trail of spectacular wreckage that would make a nuclear

test look like a minor production glitch. Movie sets implode.

Yachts go down. Amusement parks descend into mayhem.

Even world-famous landmarks aren't safe from her

particular brand of bad luck.

Welcome to Hollywood, where celebrities check into

rehab for publicity, reality shows turn humiliation into an art

form, and a publicist can make almost any disaster look

like a career move. Between the celebrity galas, outrageous

photo shoots, delusional egos, and increasingly unhinged

entertainment executives, Alissya is learning that making it in

show business requires talent, ambition, and an almost

supernatural ability to survive your own publicity.

Unfortunately, somebody seems determined to make

sure she doesn't survive at all. The threatening calls are

getting harder to ignore. The disasters are getting bigger.

The list of suspects is growing. And she's beginning to

wonder whether her spectacular talent for wrecking

everything is entirely accidental.

Buzz is a wickedly funny, over-the-top romp through the

glittering lunacy of celebrity culture, where ambition is a

contact sport, fame is a dangerous addiction, and the only

thing more outrageous than the scandals is the truth behind

them.

In Hollywood, everybody wants their fifteen minutes of

fame. Alissya would settle for fifteen minutes without an

explosion.