Written on Vinyl

A novel about fame, secrecy, and the dangerous intimacy of telling someone else’s truth.

Celeste Moon is a mystery the music world never solved. A voice that defined an era, then vanished. Gold records gather dust in her crumbling Los Angeles estate, and no one knows why she walked away from the stage.

Vivian Blake never wanted to write another celebrity memoir. She wanted to focus on real people with real stakes, not hollow PR tricks dressed up as the truth. But when the offer comes to capture Celeste’s story, she finds she cannot refuse. The name alone carried the weight of songs that had once taught Vivian how to survive.

What begins as an interview becomes something else entirely. In late nights at the piano and fragments of journals, Vivian discovers a woman both fragile and ferocious, a truth stitched between silence and song. The closer she gets, the more impossible it is to separate herself from Celeste’s story.

As desire rises between them, Vivian realizes she is no longer writing just a memoir. She is caught inside a romance too raw to edit, as intoxicating and unpredictable as Celeste herself.