My Daze With The Dark Muse

My Daze With The Dark Muse

When you are a rockstar, nothing is real.
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Synopsis

When you are a rockstar, nothing is real.

Nigel Hartagan is the epitome of a rock star. He has the successful award-winning music career, a talented wife, and a beautiful daughter. But on the side, he is spiraling out of control in a daze with the Powder Goddess.

In Nigel's world, the highs were high, but the lows have made him discover that a monster is lurking inside. Nigel soon plunges to rock bottom as he goes further into the Goddess's clutches and slips into a delusional world where debauchery is his only goal.

From getting caught with a transitioning prostitute to selling his own kid, to blowing up rehab, Nigel is turning into a beast he would never imagine to be.

Nigel battles for his life as drugs make him choose between his love for his new Powder Goddess or his Musical Mistress.

***Author's Note - This book is a Very Dark and Twisted tale. There are incidents of Drug use, strong language, some violence, and attempted rape. This book is not for the faint of heart.***

Release date: December 14, 2020

Publisher: Kitty Mystic

Print pages: 331

Content advisory: Drug Use, Infidelity, Abuse

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Behind the book

One thing that was inspired by my hanging out with Duran Duran is at the end of My Daze With The Dark Muse. When Nigel says, “I always thought it was a woman’s prerogative.” I based that on something said to me.

I was sitting in a hotel bar with a friend and Warren Cuccurullo’s asked me to unzip his pleather vest because the zipper was in the back. Later, John Taylor sat down at our table and the three of us were talking. He was sitting directly across from me and I mentioned something about unzipping Warren. He looked at me and acted like he was unzipping someone and said, “I always thought it was a woman’s prerogative.” While it was a completely innocent comment, the line stuck with me and I thought it was the perfect line for Nigel to say. So, the muse has all those little story nuggets from my encounters locked away that may show up in a story here or there. 

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