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South Beach Princess Book Report

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Title: Secrets of a South Beach Princess Author: Marry Kennedy Publishing: Berkley Trade Year: 2006 General Description: Amber Fielding is a model and popular girl but not just that she is also a very rich girl whose father own the elite and prestigious hotel on the South beach, Miami Florida. A rumpled and short-middle aged man Robert Gerber is the photographer of Amber to help her in his model career to be popular in Hollywood and to be the new 'It Girl '. But unfortunately Amber got pissed off to Ron big time because of his annoying and very bossy attitude. When she finally relaxed, she heard someone talking and she taught it’s her admirer but it is not. Amber got mesmerized by the hottest guy that she had ever seen, he 's like an actor that has a concrete and muscular body and wearing his killer smile. …show more content…

John Wilde saw Amber and invited her to a party. Amber brought also Shay to John 's party when they finally arrived to the party John was already drunk Shay and Zia felt uneasy about it. Hours passed John grabs her and embraces her like there’s no tomorrow at the elevator she panicked and her claustrophobia attacked. She tries to escape from John good thing when the door opens Nick was there helps her and gets her. Amber told Todd everything, including her stupidity, Todd decides to kick out the band to their hotel also Nick more important thing he told Amber that Nick betrayed her Nick took some candid shots of her and he try to sell it. It has a caption of 'The Princess of South Beach ' and if those photos got online, her career and her family will at risk. Amber badly hurt emotionally. In the end Nick explained everything and wants to have a second chance, she will wait Amber to decide and told her that Amber is important to him he don’t want to lose Amber. He bid goodbye and in the magic of evening Amber realized that she would be

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