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Chiaki Hasegawa is a multi-million selling singer-songwriter, but her career peak is a decade behind her.
Now she lives like a caged bird, fighting to escape the iron grip of her manager, Masaaki Iida, who is desperate to resurrect her career, no matter what the cost.
When she meets Ben Wilson, a British traveler running from his own problems, Chiaki begins to imagine a life beyond music.
But Masaaki Iida will never allow it.....
Author's Note: Stolen was previously published under the name of Chris Ward.
Chiaki Hasegawa is a multi-million selling singer-songwriter, but her career peak is a decade behind her.
Now she lives like a caged bird, fighting to escape the iron grip of her manager, Masaaki Iida, who is desperate to resurrect her career, no matter what the cost.
When she meets Ben Wilson,...
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Claudete Takahashi
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November 19, 2021
A young girl, identified as a musical prodigy, is groomed to be a music star since she is 5 years old. The man who takes her under his wings manipulates, threatens, makes her work until she is not able to find joy in her art, dictates what she can or cannot do, in other words, makes her life a living hell. When she meets an Irish guy and they fall in love, the manager's bad temper unravels and the plot thickens. She wants to be free of him but the web he has woven is thick and very difficult to break. Her feelings are mixed sometimes she wants to leave, other times not so much. A good plot, which beyond the lives and crimes, also describes differences between East and West cultures. Although part of a series, it can be read as a stand-alone. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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Jack Benton lives and works in Japan. For more information, please visit www.amillionmilesfromanywhere.
Jack Benton lives and works in Japan. For more information, please visit www.amillionmilesfromanywhere.net
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