From Dancing with the Celebrities runner-up and Duck Dynasty celebrity Sadie Robertson comes a great novel about two teenage young ladies from differing backgrounds and contrary lifestyles who discover there is more to friendship than meets the eye.

When things go wrong, it’s reality TV’s best…

Sixteen-year-old A.J. Smith was raised in backwoods Louisiana, repairing vehicles with her dad and hunting with her brothers. However when her dad dies, her mother drags everyone to Nashville where everything is certainly different- about Life Just Got Real: A Novel except A.J. And A.J. knows it will take everything she’s to live initial.

Kate Kelly grew up in Nashville’s best schools, jetting around the world with glamorous people and wearing clothing from her mom’s trendy boutique. However when A.J. Smith―a new girl from the sticks-shows up, instantly she’s extremely popular: her unusual sense of style, her highlight, and specifically her dumb converse high tops. Also Kate’s sibling, Kaden, appears to be under the fresh girl’s spell. But Kate provides bigger things to think about, like the reality show TRUE TO LIFE. Everyone says the display is her chance to make it big. But the producers opt to bring A.J. into the show.

Because these women are so different, the makers of Real Life know that their conflict will be television gold. So the cameras begin to move. Then Kaden asks A.J. to prom, Kate flips out, and points with Kate’s (almost) sweetheart Alex begin unraveling fast-all on camera. As the companies try to stir up the crisis, Kate’s notion of the perfect prom spins out of control. When Kate’s lifestyle goes disastrously incorrect, it is A.J. who steps up to help-no questions asked. A camaraderie between the two girls just might grow-but only if they both live primary and stay true to who God made them to be.