What Becomes a Legend Most

Filled with cautionary tales of fame and excess, regret and redemption, What Become A Legend Most creates a world where sex, violence, drugs, and death are commingled into a deadly cocktail that rock singer Cassie Hamilton finds hard to resist. Through Cassie’s revelations the reader is provided with a backstage pass to the real world of rock, where Cassie quickly learns that besides drugs and sex, nothing is free, and her insatiable appetite for fame is her ultimate downfall. Escaping a sexually abusive childhood, Cassie battles against sexism, drugs, violent relationships with rock’s most notorious bad boys, and self-doubt as she searches for the fame and respect she desperately craves. Cassie Hamilton is a rock musician trying to conquer her personal demons while fighting to climb the record charts. A survivor of sexual abuse and an impressionable young woman with a knack for becoming involved with some of rock’s most notorious bad boys, Cassie fights against sexism, drug and alcohol abuse, and her own nagging self-doubt to obtain the fame and respect she craves. Cassie finds, however, that fame does not come without a price, and that it is not a substitute for unconditional love and happiness. As Cassie struggles to prove to male rock musicians and the male-dominated music industry that she can hold her own, she finds herself caught up in the rock and roll lifestyle and learning to adjust to being a public figure whose misery, substance abuse, and bad relationships are splashed across the tabloids for the world to see. Filled with cautionary tales of fame and excess, regret and redemption, What Becomes a Legend Most creates a world where sex, violence, drugs, and death are commingled into a deadly cocktail that rock star Cassie Hamilton finds hard to resist. Through Cassie’s revelations the reader is provided with a backstage pass to the real world of rock, where Cassie quickly learns that besides drugs and sex, nothing is free, and her insatiable appetite for f

Filled with cautionary tales of fame and excess, regret and redemption, What Become A Legend Most creates a world where sex, violence, drugs, and death are commingled into a deadly cocktail that rock singer Cassie Hamilton finds hard to resist. Through Cassie’s revelations the reader is provided with a backstage pass to the real world of rock, where Cassie quickly learns that besides drugs and sex, nothing is free, and her insatiable appetite for fame is her ultimate downfall. Escaping a sexually abusive childhood, Cassie battles against sexism, drugs, violent relationships with rock’s most notorious bad boys, and self-doubt as she searches for the fame and respect she desperately craves. Cassie Hamilton is a rock musician trying to conquer her personal demons while fighting to climb the record charts. A survivor of sexual abuse and an impressionable young woman with a knack for becoming involved with some of rock’s most notorious bad boys, Cassie fights against sexism, drug and alcohol abuse, and her own nagging self-doubt to obtain the fame and respect she craves. Cassie finds, however, that fame does not come without a price, and that it is not a substitute for unconditional love and happiness. As Cassie struggles to prove to male rock musicians and the male-dominated music industry that she can hold her own, she finds herself caught up in the rock and roll lifestyle and learning to adjust to being a public figure whose misery, substance abuse, and bad relationships are splashed across the tabloids for the world to see. Filled with cautionary tales of fame and excess, regret and redemption, What Becomes a Legend Most creates a world where sex, violence, drugs, and death are commingled into a deadly cocktail that rock star Cassie Hamilton finds hard to resist. Through Cassie’s revelations the reader is provided with a backstage pass to the real world of rock, where Cassie quickly learns that besides drugs and sex, nothing is free, and her insatiable appetite for fame is her ultimate downfall.

Kathey Norton is a novelist, screenwriter, and poet living in Sacramento, California. She wrote her first novel while still a student at Sacramento High School, and published her first non-fiction article at age twenty. She went on to complete three other novels and published poetry in various anthologies and poetry magazines before taking a long break at age twenty-three to care for her mother, who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. After completing a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies and a Master of Arts in Political Science from California State University, Sacramento, Kathey returned to writing and sold her first one-act screenplay. When she isn’t writing, Kathey spends her time studying music, with the goal of starting her own local band, and is very active in animal rights issues. She also enjoys exploring her interests in mixed media collage art, filmmaking, noir and graphic comics, and social media.