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Davis Bunn sets his audience straight into a Hollywood set in Centurion Studios. The faith-based television show "Heartland" is starting to lose popularity, based on one-sided characters and lifeless plot. Just when JayJay Parsons, the star of the series, hits a roadblock in his personal life, a real life cowboy steps onto the set, claiming to be the real JayJay Parsons. When directors cast this stranger into the leading role in the show, ratings and religion on and off the set start picking up. But while JayJay works for the good of humanity in a modern depraved culture, others work behind the set to ensure their own personal gains. Davis Bunn, softcover, 391 pages.