Buzz about Won't Get Fooled Again

Colette Shaw's Won't Get Fooled Again is equal parts riveting company mystery and unabashed romance, with a heroine whose professional success seems assured-as long as she overcomes her secret attraction to an infamous rock n' roll musician. But is her new love interest as wild as his looks suggest? And what shocking secrets have her corporate colleagues been keeping all these years? The novel's many inventive plot twists lead to a satisfying ending-but not before a cameo by Gene Simmons nearly leads the heroine astray. Colette Shaw's first novel is fast-paced and fun! I look forward to reading her next book.
~Kerry Sherin Wright, Director of Philadelphia Alumni Writers House

As an ex-guitarist of the band that both the author and lead character love, Won't Get Fooled Again kept my attention in a world where rock & roll, romance and the corporate world collide. This book is smart, sexy and suspenseful. I highly recommend it.
~Bruce Kulick, Guitarist, KISS, Grand Funk Railroad

I can remember a time when rock critics, in their vaunted, high-falutin' elitism, tended to look down on KISS fans. Thank god for Colette Shaw, whose work exposes that lie, and proves once and for all that you can be smart, sophisticated and still wanna rock and roll all nite and party every day.
~Carl Cafarelli, Host of "This Is Rock & Roll Radio"

The saucy heroine of this fast-moving tale demonstrates the struggle of an ambitious professional woman to find love as well as career success in the most daunting of circumstances. I couldn't put it down.
~Judy Pehrson, Director of Women's Center, Franklin & Marshall College

Shaw truly understands the complexity of today's rock & roll fan.
~Bill Starkey, Founder of KISS Army

The book is quite the page-turner. I've forgotten what it's like to read a book that isn't just brimming with inner-psychosis or constant trauma or just plain depressing themes. Won't Get Fooled Again is fast, fun, and frisky.
~ Joe Prince

I loved the book! I loved the characterizations and the depth of the sensitivity in the writing. The imagery painted pictures in my mind beyond anything I had hoped. I didn't expect the profound understanding of human nature that I found as I read....Suzanne is delightful.
~Lois Anderson

The character development and dialogue aspects are excellent...natural and believable...very funny...The main character's private thoughts are delicious...metaphors are very rich and clever...[Shaw] is a really great writer!
~T. Lane

You sure don't look like a college dean!
~Dana Bonn, WXXE Radio

Very entertaining read. I was completely engaged by the corporate intrigue and loved the twist at the end.
~ Jeff Stockwell

All I can say is that I'm still in love with Jackson Hellam.
~Melissa Sanders

Living the Fantasy

Author Colette Shaw was featured in the documentary film "Living the Fantasy." The movie, directed by Spike Lee protegee, Randy Wilkins, was showcased at the 2004 Old Dominion Film Festival. Shaw credits the film, which was made while she was still an aspiring author, with attracting her publisher, Loose Slips Press.

Not since "This is Spinal Tap" has a finer piece been produced!
~m.mughal, baltimore, md

I just watched Colette's movie. How great!.... She is amazing!
~lois a, hollywood, fl

[Shaw is] interesting and winning onscreen, which is not true of every documentary subject, but key to documentary films.
~g. paletz, writer for Port Folio Weekly

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