Underground is a simple novel about the complex life of celebrities, although like most people, they are still trying to find the true meaning of friendship and love.
Welcome to Underground, the largest music television station in the United States, where young entertainers and VJs, icons of metropolis life, live their normal days, that is if you can say that living 10 hours a day in the spotlight of the studio lights, flying back and forth with Marquis Jet covered AmsterJam and Live 8, and posed for the cover of Rolling Stone was unremarkable.
Under the flash, everything seemed perfect. Liv was recently named one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the World. Stefan, the most eligible bachelor in New York, has successfully developed a celebrity online promotion company. Gavin succeeded in bringing his band to a major label. Claire is up for grabs on MTV and VH1. Heather and Jared enjoyed every second
love their location. Shareef and Aaliyah could replace Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie posing in W magazine as the perfect American family.
But when the flash lights go out and the red carpet has rolled up, they have to face the hard truth. Soulmates who don't come, issues of virginity among celebrities who are considered old-fashioned, gossip that meets tabloids, overdoses, plastic surgery, and pregnancy outside of marriage are just some of the pebbles they have to go through.
