β Scribed by Janowitz, Brenda
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jo Waldman lives to her own soundtrack οΏ½ working by day while pursuing her music career in NYCοΏ½s downtown clubs at night. So when Jo is fired and her boyfriend breaks up with her, Jo doesnοΏ½t get upset οΏ½ she just wants to rage. Dusting off her computer, Jo writes a blog entry, pouring her heart out about the shortcomings of love. But as Jo hits οΏ½publish,οΏ½ she accidentally sends a mass e-mail to the entire mailing list for her former almost-famous band The Lonely Hearts Club, announcing to everybody that she's been brutally dumped. To her surprise, supportive e-mails start flowing in οΏ½ many of them from complete strangers. Apparently, her anti-love rant has struck a chord. The Lonely Hearts Club Blog develops a huge following and Jo becomes an icon for all things anti-love. Now the poster girl for lonely hearts and writing music again, Jo has one problem: the web programmer developing her site is simply dreamy. Jo's never been very good at depriving herself of anything, but if this budding romance is exposed, she'll be revealed as an anti-love fraud and risk losing the fans who have found a voice in her music.
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