One Week in LA Two Years Later
"One Week in LA Two Years Later" continues the captivating journey Kaleb began in "Hollywood Heartbreak New York Dreams." This is a story of what happens AFTER you take a chance on yourself and sobriety becomes your way of life. It is a story of redemption, both for Kaleb and the City of Angels.
How do you face the demons that chased you away from the place you once called paradise? Will friends who abandoned you in your darkest hours now welcome you with open arms? Will the entertainment industry bring you back into the fold after you squandered so many opportunities under the influence of drugs and alcohol? And most importantly, will you face the famous rock star who betrayed you and drove you to flee to New York City? These are the haunting questions Kaleb answers in "One Week in LA Two Years Later."
One week is a short period of time, but for Kaleb, it's enough to live a year's worth of experiences, including being at the center of a celebrity gossip scandal involving pop superstar Justin Bieber.
"One Week in LA Two Years Later" proves you CAN go home again, especially when you're both sober and reflective. Armed with life-changing lessons he learned in New York City, Kaleb takes us back to La La Land with a clarity and peace he never knew before. Magic is in the air, but will LA become the place where dreams really do come true and heartbreak can be healed? Only time will tell and he only has one week in LA.
Author: Kody Christiansen
Publisher: McNally Jackson Books
Published: 02/16/2017
Pages: 212
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.47lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.00w x 0.45d
ISBN: 9781946022097
About the Author
Christiansen, Kody: - Award-Winning Author Kody Christiansen was born in Fort Worth, Texas on February 1st. Graduated with honors from L.D. Bell High School in Hurst, Texas and attended Texas Christian University, where he took drama classes and was in the award winning concert choral. He moved to New York City in 2002 where he worked along side Britney Spears and garnered much attention from the relationship. He could be seen gracing the pages of the UK's Heat Magazine, The Enquirer, HX Magazine and was featured on The Ricki Lake Show, The Tyra Banks Show and in the film Miss Congeniality 2. He moved to LA in 2005 where he managed a famous cake shop in West Hollywood which served celebrities as well as made prop cakes for television and movies. While he was in the Hollywood scene, he had yet to break into the acting side of it all. Addiction became a destructive part of his life. It wasn't until a series of tragic events sent him back to New York City and his true calling in the entertainment world could be heard again. Through a commitment to sobriety his first real break came from his recurring role as an FBI Technical Analyst on NBC's 'The Blacklist.' His memoir "Hollywood Heartbreak