Summary: "House of Cards" re-write, sequel to "Card Castle,", part 2 of the "Deck of Cards" series.
Won "Impressive Characterization of Lance" in NF's Season 9 Awards.
In the wake of the publicized trial against Lou Pearlman, and recording of the highly anticipated second *NSYNC album, No Strings Attached, the boys look to hire a new bass player that can help promote their new sound at their live shows. That’s where Lance Bass’s friend, Annaleigh ‘Ace’ Carr, comes in. However, all bets might be off even before all the cards were even laid out on the table.
Lance Bass: Southern, compassionate, and fun loving fifth member of the ever popular boy band *NSYNC. Recovering from the surprising, sudden, and public court case win against the group’s creator, it looks like the boy band has everything going for them. With a new manager, new music, a new live band member in the form of his old friend, and new lives free from the master puppet Lou Pearlman the only way they can go is up. With his puppet strings clipped, Lance takes the time to learn about himself with no strings holding him back.
Annaleigh ‘Ace’ Carr: Smart, feisty, witty, sometimes scatterbrained, perfectionist; all the things that make up a hard working bass player. It was all the attributes that caught the attention of *NSYNC with the intention of hiring her as the new bass player for their live band. Traveling around the world, seeing the sights, meeting the people, and working with five of the hottest men on the planet; who wouldn’t want a job like that? She’s used to being in the background, following in Lance’s footsteps, but with her job on the line, she has to learn how to put herself in the forefront and deal with secrets that will shake her foundation to the core.
Rated: PG-13
Categories: Group, In Progress Het Stories Characters: Group, Lance Bass
Awards: None
Genres: Angst, Celebrity/Celebrity, Drama, General, Humor, Romance
Series: Deck of Cards
Chapters: 15 Completed: No
Word count: 98622 Read: 9162
Published: Aug 03, 2014 Updated: Feb 14, 2016
