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    Suddenly Famous
    Suddenly Famous
    Suddenly Famous
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    Suddenly Famous

    By Harriet Schultz

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    Ski racer Drew O’Connor has just won a gold medal in the Olympics. Suddenly famous, women pursue the movie-star handsome athlete, but will meaningless sex satisfy him or does he want something more?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCottage Park Press
    Release dateJan 25, 2017
    ISBN9781386590040
    Suddenly Famous
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    Harriet Schultz

    Harriet Schultz is an award-winning journalist whose career began at TIME magazine. She is the bestselling author of four novels. Harriet lives in New England and actually likes winter.

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      Suddenly Famous - Harriet Schultz

      Drew O’Connor stood on the podium and ran his fingers over the heavy gold medal placed around his neck seconds earlier. With hundreds of cameras focused on him, he raised his arms over his head in victory, waved to the cheering crowd and smiled. Then the first notes of the Irish national anthem began and his expression changed as conflicting emotions overwhelmed him. He wasn’t sure what he felt at that moment, but it wasn’t the exhilaration that the spectators shivering in the frigid air or the millions of fans watching on television expected of an Olympic champion.

      If anything, his joy and sense of accomplishment came with a big dose of heartache. He rubbed his chest, which ached for the one person he wanted to share this experience with, but his mother was gone. It wasn’t unusual for an Olympian to tear up during the medal ceremony, so there was no shame in the wetness that overflowed his eyes to run down his tanned, wind-burned cheeks. He was the only person who would ever know the real reason for his tears.

      That night, with competition over, Drew joined other athletes reveling in finally being able to throw off the tight yoke of rigorous

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