Morning Drive to Midnight

By Renee Prewitt Killingsworth

Adrienne Daniels is determined to become a major player in the radio broadcast industry again. When a sudden opportunity arises, she puts everything on the line to turn around a failing radio station... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1882792807
• ISBN13: 9781882792801
• Release Date: May 1999
• Publisher: First Page Publications
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.77 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Midnight Drive to Morning---What a Ride !

MORNING DRIVE TO MIDNIGHT By Renee Prewitt-Killingsworth What a ride! Real life former radio personality, Renee Prewitt-Killingsworth's debut novel Morning Drive to Midnight delves into the day to day operations of radio. This story is complete with humor and backstabbing as well as insider revelations of the world of radio. The complete recipe for a page turner. Using her story's character, Adrienne Daniels, a former female radio personality, driven by the need to bring back to life a Chicago radio station, that according to the numbers has been declared dead, connects with the reader from page one. Adrienne Daniels, now a newly-appointed General Manager faces all the ridicule and challenges that beset most strong-willed and capable women who play the game with the big boys. And, she does it despite nicknames like Dragon Lady and constant challenges to her authority. Amazingly, she succeeds and keeps her spirituality in tact. This author has delivered a powerful and compelling debut novel and it will be interesting to see how the radio community responds. Not since the scandal of payola during the fifties has an insider, like Ms. Prewitt-Killingsworth, so cleverly exposed the fun-yet seamy underbelly of a business called---radio. A must read!

A different kind of book!

This book is an excellent read. It's a lot better than your run of the mill novel. The focus shifts from the perspective of the main character to the others in a way you don't normally see. Very entertaining and highly recommended.

A refreshing change from the somebody done me wrong books.

"Morning drive to Midnight" by Renee Prewitt Killingsworth, was a good read. What a pleasant change from the girlfriend/relationship books. This story opens up the imagination to radio listeners as to what goes on behind the scenes. Adrienne is a strong character. The story didn't leave you hanging.