Boss Lady
A Novel
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- ¥300
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- ¥300
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The beloved New York Times bestselling urban fiction series that defined an era continues as the quintessential Flyy Girl, Tracy Ellison, returns in a sizzling tale that explores the age-old question: can a woman really have it all?
With a heart that’s forever young, wisdom beyond her years, and unmatched sass, Tracy has conquered the worlds of literature and acting. Now, she fearlessly leaps into the dazzling universe of Hollywood’s elite.
Narrated by Vanessa, Tracy’s sixteen-year-old cousin and right-hand woman, Boss Lady chronicles the trials and tribulations of adapting Tracy Ellison’s life story from a beloved novel into a major motion picture. Determined to maintain accuracy, Tracy dives into every facet of production—from screenwriting to producing to designing—showing she’ll stop at nothing to make sure her story is told right. Meanwhile, she’s juggling a turbulent love life with unwavering career dedication.
Written in Omar Tyree’s irresistible and authentic style, Boss Lady showcases Tracy at her peak, in control, and living life on her own terms. With a fresh new look, this series continues to electrify and invites new fans to embark on the unforgettable journey of the original flyy girl.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Tracy Ellison Grant is in charge again in Tyree's latest Flyy Girl novel (after For the Love of Money and Flyy Girl), this time as mentor to her go-getter younger cousin, Vanessa Tracy Smith, who narrates this glitzy urban story about the payoff of hard work. Tracy Grant rose to fame earlier with her autobiography Flyy Girl, which she parlayed into a booming career as a screenwriter, actress and producer. Now, an adoring and ambitious 16-year-old Vanessa moves from North Philly to L.A., and the novel tracks her three-year meteoric rise as Tracy's personal assistant and prot g e to Hollywood powerbroker. Vanessa quickly learns the Hollywood game and takes the initiative to create a Flyy Girl franchise, including a sassy clothing line, while also pushing her older cousin to turn her autobiography into a movie. Tracy, Vanessa and friends hit the road to launch the Flyy Girl brand and conduct nationwide Flyy girl movie casting calls, a coming-of-age trip that teaches Vanessa important lessons in life and business. Snappy dialogue and the inspirational plot make this a readable story, but the plot drifts along without a climax except for the evening a 20-year-old Vanessa loses her virginity. Devotees of the Flyy Girl trilogy will enjoy this addendum.
