Honey BY Isabel Banta

In 1997, Amber Young's life takes a seismic shift when she's offered a spot in girl group Cloud9, catapulting her from a small town to the dazzling world of Los Angeles. Amidst fellow rising stars Gwen Morris and Wes Kingston of ETA, the biggest boy band globally, Amber navigates the complexities of fame and ambition.

As her solo career blooms, Amber grapples with the dualities of celebrity life—yearning for genuine connections amidst the superficiality of fame, and battling exploitation by those who claim to care. In a landscape where public perception shapes reality, Amber learns hard lessons about love, agency, and the ruthless nature of the entertainment industry.

Driven by a quest for recognition and grappling with the pressures of maintaining success, Amber's journey through the late 90s and early 2000s is a poignant exploration of youth, ambition, and the sacrifices demanded by fame. As she matures in an era where one misstep can derail a career, Amber's narrative captures the exhilaration and pitfalls of chasing dreams amidst the ever-shifting dynamics of fame and public scrutiny.