Lights, Camera, Razberry Sweet — Megan Linski

Raz is in college, and his world is about to change. After years of auditioning, Raz finally lands a role on his favorite show, and is hired to work for one of the biggest studios in Hollywood as a main actor. At the same time, his college acting class has voted to make him director of the school's next big production, and they want to portray his script on-stage. Keeping up the balancing act of being a star and directing a bunch of theater kids at the same time is no laughing matter. Too bad no one told the theater kids. Torn between fame and the play, Raz realizes what he really wants out of life. It might just be his best friend, Maymee. But being in love is more complicated than he thought, and Raz isn't sure he's brave enough to tell her how he feels. To stand up for what he believes, Raz will have to give something up. In the end, he finds not even his worst mistakes can get in the way of his happy ending. A college young adult novella, the last book in the Razberry Sweet series is hilarious, heartfelt, and full of friendship.