Tracey was sick and tired of living in the shadows of her famous parents, Connie Morris and Jet Michaels. Growing up, Tracey had the best of everything: designer clothes, cars, jewelry, and extravagant parties. Tracey was all about that life of having riches, but she wanted more. She wanted to see her own name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. After having a lackluster acting career, Tracey hires a new agent who persuades her to write a tell-all book that would expose her family and ex-lovers darkest secrets, including Hollywood's bad boy, B-Money. Tracey's book becomes an international best-seller, but not without a price. Her brother Devin could end up in jail, B-Money threatens murder, and Tracey finds herself on the verge of losing the only man she's ever loved. With a ten million dollar offer on the table to film a movie, Tracey must decide if she'll accept the deal and sail off into the sunset or give it all up to save her family.

EXCERPT: "Tracey, you believe a legacy is based solely on money and fame. You'll never know what it's really like to be a boss unless you've built your career from scratch, but you've had everything handed to you all your life. You've always enjoyed the fruits of my labor, but failed to see it was the struggles of my life that made me resilient and shrewd. Now you're running back to me so I can fix this monster you've created," Connie shook her head in disgust. "Well honey, you need to figure this one out for yourself. That's part of being a boss," Connie snatched up her purse, slung it over her shoulder, and stormed out of the office.

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