<em>They didn't ask for fame. They were born with it.<br><br></em>In the second <em>Daughters </em>novel, <em>The Daughters Break the Rules</em>, Carina confronted her complicated relationship with money and her powerful father. Now readers will shift to Hudson's perspective. . . <br><br>Daughter of pop star phenom Holla Jones, Hudson Jones is struggling to find her own place in "the family business," aka: show business. Like her mother, Hudson is a gifted singer and songwriter; unlike her mother, she has a serious case of stage fright. Hudson's own debut album is about to drop and she's beyond nervous--how can she explain to Holla that she'd rather play low-key songs with a regular teen band than perform power-pop ballads in front of a packed club? <br><br>Described as "down-to-earth overachievers who crave normalcy" by <em>Publishers Weekly</em>, Lizzie, Carina and Hudson speak directly to tween and teen girls. In Hudson's story, readers will discover an exciting backstage pass to the entertainment industry <em>and </em>a relatable heroine figuring out how to pursue her dream of performing.