You Give Wine a Bad Name by Annee Jones

When two lonely hearts collide, will the high-stakes world of fame and fortune keep them apart?

ANGIE:
My life changed the day a record executive heard me singing to myself while doing my job. I went from being a nobody in a small town to a name the world recognizes.
Only, they will never know my face.
Not with the secret it is hiding.
When the pressure of fame becomes too much, I like to escape to local bars and blend with the people.
It’s in one of these bars that I meet Bowie.
He speaks about my alter ego, Angel, as if he knows her. His judgments are swift and cruel.
When my past comes calling, can this cynical man be the savior I need?

BOWIE:
Coming from the home life I grew up in, achieving anything seemed impossible. I had to fight and claw my way out of the poverty hole I was firmly stuck inside.
Now I have a successful wine bar and all the money my childhood self would have killed for.
Only something is missing in my life.
Then I find myself mouthing off about some pop star in town, offending the pretty girl at the end of the bar. I know I should let her run off in a huff and forget about her, but one bad review can destroy my business.
I didn’t expect the way she would make me feel or that she might be what I was missing.
Only she seems to want nothing to do with me.
That is until she has no other choice, but to trust me.

Can two souls find solace in one another when the rest of the world starts imploding around them?