The story of a jackass boss and his personal assistant as they try to see eye to eye.
Includes:
Deep Detestation
Deranged Delusions
Displaced Deception
Every story has a beginning. For Justin Timberlake and Lauren Walters, this is theirs.
A prequel to Deranged Delusions and Displaced Deception
Lauren Walters is Personal Assistant and Party Planner Extraoridinaire to one of the hottest musicians on the planet. Too bad this hot musician is the most egotisitical and self-centered person she has ever had the misfortune of working for. Not only does she have to deal with a demanding boss who commands that she carry out his every whim, but she has to deal with his other Personal Assistant who doesn't do anything and plan spur of the moment parties for hundreds of guests.
Join Lauren as she tries to make it through the trials and tribulations of working for a crazy singer who could quite possibly be the death of her. Will Lauren manage to stay true to herself while in an industry where being yourself is frowned upon? And will she manage to convince her boss that money, sex, and rock n' roll is not the only thing you need in life?
The last time we saw Lauren Walters, she was working as personal assistant for one of the most arrogant men in the entertainment industry. She never would have guessed falling in love with her boss was in the stars. Now Lauren is girlfriend to none other than Justin Timberlake and she couldn’t be happier.
But good things never last very long and Lauren just might have to learn the hard way in this sequel to Deranged Delusions. Can she save the good things without ruining her life and those she loves in the process? Or will deception and distrust destroy her perfect life as she knows it?
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