Rebecca Hope has looked death in the face twice and lived to tell her tale.
She and the love of her life, Justyn Patko, land a summer internship at a local dinner theater, performing the musical Hyde. While they are excited about their first paid acting gig, they soon find themselves surrounded by more experienced cast mates, jealous of their success. As if the tension isn’t bad enough, they soon discover that the business might be a front for something much more sinister.
When Justyn is accused of a crime that she knows he would never commit, Rebecca must decide if she wants to follow her head or her heart. While trying to prove his innocence, she makes a shocking discovery of her own.
Everyone has something to conceal in the grand finale of the Dark Musicals Trilogy. Rebecca has to look beyond the façade to discover the true Hyde or face her final curtain call.
In honor of the release of this title, which is the last book in the Dark Musicals Trilogy, we are giving away eBook copies of Laura DeLuca's "Hyde."
If you don't want to wait to see if you win your copy of "Hyde," you can snag an early release copy here. It will only be available at the price of $2.99 until Monday, July 29th.
Want all of the titles in print? Check out our Dark Musicals Trilogy Giveaway!
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Sound of music is a great one and signing in the rain very old is still great can't make them like that only more not to for Guys and Dollls
ReplyDeleteFrank Sinatra, Did so many movies with him signing what a voice
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome giveaway! Also being able to get an early release is fantastic!:O)
ReplyDeleteI love the Phantom of the Opera movie with Gerard Butler!
ReplyDeleteI remember loving "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend" starring Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI really love Annie. Not sure if this is one other than for film or TV, but I absolutely LOVE Jesus Christ Superstar!
ReplyDeleteCarol Burnette as Miss Hannigan.
ReplyDeleteI like Grease.
ReplyDeleteI love the film adaption of Sweeney Todd. It's the first musical that I really liked and the film was absolutely perfect.
ReplyDeleteI really liked Gerard Butler's portrayal of the phantom in the film version of Phantom of the Opera. He did a great job in portraying all the facets of the phantom's character.
ReplyDeleteThe Phantom of the Opera with Gerard Butler as the Opera Ghost!
ReplyDeleteGrease was awesome. and Annie. great giveaway!
ReplyDeletefor the actor, i have two in mind - Gerard Butler as the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera and Antonio Banderas as Che Guevarra in Evita.
ReplyDeletePhantom of the Opera is the only Broadway musical I have seen. Tickets to the show were a birthday present. I cried and I cried. I make a point to see any adaptation of Phantom. That's why "Phantom" is my fave among the trilogy...
ReplyDeleteFavorite actor--- ANYTHING with Antonio Banderas!
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ReplyDeleteI would have to saw Phantom but I am not sure aout an actor. Thanks for the great giveaway.
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Phantom and Rent are my favorite adaptations. In fact, I think the Rent movie is better than the production.
ReplyDeleteGotta go with Emmy Rossum!
ReplyDeleteSinging in the Rain...
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ReplyDeleteWould it be sad if I said Wizard of Oz??? I grew up watching that movie every week!! Something about how our realities are a part of our dreams even when we don't realize it. Don't take for granted what you already have because once you don't have it that is all you will wish you had.
ReplyDeleteWest Side Story would have to be my favorite. Thank you for this awesome giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm not big on musicals, so I did a little research, Taye Diggs
ReplyDeletestarted out in Rent!! Love him as an actor :)
My Fair Lady has always been my favorite musical, with Audrey Hepburn. She was great with Fred Astair in Funny Face as well.
ReplyDeleteI always admired her as an actress, knowing she had foot issues that never stopped her from dancing and that she was a real people person. Plus she reminded me of my grandmother.
Thanks 8) Michelle Hofacker
Sound of Music.
ReplyDeleteSound of Music... Singing in the Rain... & Seven Brides for Seven Brothers are just 3 of my favorite musicals
ReplyDeleteFiddler on the Roof and Annie are both amazing movies and on stage!!
ReplyDeleteLES MISERABLES with Hugh JacKman - brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteHugh Jackman as Jean Valjean
ReplyDeleteLes Miserables by far!
ReplyDeleteHugh Jackman!!!!
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