Cecil Vandemeir is a writer. He had gone many lean years before getting his break. Not such an uncommon thing among writers. The true break was not in his writing alone, but in the odd chance meeting with the beautiful New York publisher, Maxine Ireland. His writing talents were exceptional, although that is not a rarity among writers. He also had a dashing appearance, was intelligent, and had social charms to go with it. She was almost immediately interested in the romantic possibilities with Cecil. The real story is in the neurotic introspected thoughts of Cecil. He, like many previous famous writers, musicians and actors, struggles internally with his own demons. Like all writers, his life is one of being on stage at all times. He is twisted and driven by greed, lust and the desire to be the only sun in the literary universe. Love, loyalty and perhaps even reality are blurred by the continuous bombardment of his neurotic thoughts. Whereas many lives find drama in high action life events, Cecil's manic thoughts provide a high end drama in the neurological snares within his mind. The question becomes, where do other people fit in the life of this celebrity? This is a difficult question for a neurotic, isolated by years of writing and rejection, and can he return the love of Maxine? Without Maxine the answers to his new found fame and fortune would have been simple and sane. Free S&H.