Review: Where Pop Stars Go To Die, David Washburn

I didn't just read this. I felt it.

Where Pop Stars Go To Die, by David Washburn is a brutal, fast-paced ride that’s as addictive as it is unputdownable.

Think Squid Game or Hunger Games colliding with pop culture icons like Taylor Swift and Britney Spears, then throw in a deadly dose of dark art and twisted survival.

It’s gruesome, satisfying, and hands down the best book I’ve read so far this year.

One woman’s fight for survival, victory, and taking back control is both empowering and terrifying.

Phoebe Fox has me hooked!

And as for Washburn, massive respect. A master storyteller. Entertaining in the most messed-up way possible.

Amazon Synopsis

Phoebe Fox has it all!

The loving family, the supportive boyfriend, and the lavish life that comes with fame.

For the better part of two decades, Phoebe Fox has etched her name into pop-culture history. The Through The Years International Stadium Tour is the most must-see event, pulling in legions of screaming fans from all corners of the world.

After a show in Ireland, Phoebe and her security team hop on a private jet for the next city.

Amsterdam.

When they arrive, enroute to a private estate, Phoebe and her security detail are ambushed by a menacing and well-coordinated group at gunpoint.

Phoebe Fox has been taken.

With her head covered and her wrists bound, she arrives in an unknown location where she is auctioned off to the highest bidder among an exclusive elitist group made up of some of the world’s most powerful and influential people.

The situation worsens and her desperation grows with every new revelation. When Phoebe learns how she may be tied to deeper happenings within—and who is involved—who she was disappears, and who she must become to survive is born.

Phoebe Fox isn’t just writing songs.

She isn’t just taking back control of her story.

She’s taking back her life.

… Even if it means taking another.

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