Idol Pursuits: Legacy

By Robert Rioux

Forget demon hunters - these K-Pop queens are facing a bigger threat The breathtaking finale of the Idol Pursuits series opens on a pivotal moment in the history of Heather's indie girl group. Bolstered by momentum, the seven musicians venture into uncharted territory as they skyrocket from one success to another. But all is not sunshine and roses. Behind every hard-earned achievement lies a dark cloud that threatens to inundate their progress with distrust and self-doubt. Spirits sink to a low point when their critically-acclaimed new album is deemed a commercial flop.An unexpected lifeline, however, emerges through an invitation to Korea. Signed to be sacrificial lambs on a K-Pop reality show, their immediate goal is to avoid humiliation long enough to regain some relevance. Yet Heather has an even bigger objective in mind: Redemption. Will the all-female band muster the creativity and courage necessary to secure their legacy, or will powerful opposition forces silence their voices once and for all?Legacy is the inspiring conclusion of the Idol Pursuits series about dreaming big and believing you can.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0CQST13B1
• ISBN13: 9798988856559
• Release Date: December 2023
• Publisher: Rioux Inc.
• Length: 344 Pages
• Weight: 0.82 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Review for the Idol Pursuits Trilogy

I reserve 5 stars for the greats (Homer, Poe, Austen, Hosseini, Sedaris etc.), so 4 stars is the highest honor in my rating system. Considering that I am a retired secondary English teacher with old-fashioned sensibilities, I am beyond shocked that I was drawn into the lives of these teenagers. I read all three books in 5 days thus sacrificing sleep for "one more chapter"! Rioux takes us into the nefarious world of K-pop through the eyes of former idols who vow to pursue the genre by their own rules. The depth of his research is clear as he brings culture, music, art, dance, and film to life. I would gamble that he is something of a renaissance man, for his breadth of knowledge on multiple subjects is impressive. The main characters are three-dimensional, and I found myself feeling injustices and rooting for their successes. I even found sympathy with one of the antagonists! The entire trilogy is well written and peppered with humor. But most of all, it's fun! I recommend these books for anyone over 15, as there are a few "adult" innuendos. I thoroughly enjoyed this wonderful story!