The young Frenchwoman Lolita Pius became a star at the age of nineteen, having published her first novel, Hell, in the prestigious Grasse publishing house. The caustic and provocative book about the golden youth of Paris caused a sharp reaction from critics and delighted readers. A film adaptation followed and became a huge box office success. The plot of Bubble Gum, Pius's second novel, is a twisted tale of the path to fame in the world of show business. A waitress with the appearance of a top model dreams of a career in cinema. Fate brings her together with a bored billionaire who decides to make her dream come true - in his own way. He starts a crazy and dangerous game, but events get out of his control. In the press, Lolita Pius is often called the “literary goddaughter” of Frederick Beigbeder, who, for his part, does not miss the opportunity to publicly celebrate her talent.