Etta Kett #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeEtta Kett gets a ride to the studio from a police officer when her date can't drive her, and borrows one of his cars—a convertible. That evening at the studio, she plays one of her recordings for friends, impressing them with her singing talent. A rival named Ricky becomes jealous and plots to sabotage her by staging a fake crime to frame her as a suspect. When a smooth-talking detective named Johnny arrives to investigate, Etta's quick thinking and charm help her clear her name, and she ultimately wins over both the detective and the situation through her wit and personality.
Etta Kett is thrilled when she learns her fan letter to movie star Peter Van Guy has been selected as the millionth, earning her a trip to Hollywood as the guest of honor. But her dream vacation takes a sudden turn when she discovers that "Creepy" Davis, a persistent admirer from home, has secretly stowed away on her plane and is now posing as a window washer to follow her into her hotel.
Etta Kett arrives in Hollywood for the first time and is swept into a glamorous splash party hosted by movie star Pete Van Guy, where she’s dazzled by the stars, the poolside antics, and the whirlwind pace of showbiz life. As she navigates the chaotic evening, she finds herself caught between the thrill of the moment and the reality of early morning studio calls, all while trying to keep up with the whirlwind of celebrity and her own growing excitement.
Etta Kett returns home from a glamorous Hollywood trip with movie star Peter Van Guy, only to find her hometown buzzing with unexpected drama: her school has nominated her to run for mayor during Youth Week. With her best friend Corky urging her to embrace the spotlight—and a rival candidate already in the running—Etta must decide whether to step into the spotlight, all while navigating the lingering memories of her whirlwind romance.
Etta Kett runs for "Mayor of Youth Week" with her friend Ricky Stevenson as her manager, scrambling to boost her campaign with creative stunts and borrowed funds. As she rallies support, makes record recordings of her speeches, and even commandeers her father’s car to get voters to the polls, she finds herself unexpectedly thrust into a real-life mystery when the police chief starts showing up at her house—leaving her to wonder if her youth-focused campaign has drawn more attention than she bargained for.
Etta Kett finds herself caught in a web of mistaken identity when her friend Johnny Martin’s prank about a "Parked-Car Bandit" leads to a dangerous decoy mission with Mike Masters—only to unravel when Johnny’s jealousy and rumors about Mike’s secret engagement spark a series of misunderstandings. As the town’s latest mystery unfolds, Etta must sort fact from fiction, all while navigating the awkward dance of teenage romance and a prank that spirals far beyond its intended joke.
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