Bella Rolland gets her best screen role to date in this well-made drama from the team of Ricky Greenwood and Maddy Barton, who have been dutifully cranking out tons of content for Missa X's trio of websites over the past year.
Bella plays a young writer who finds a muse in the person of young Scarlett Hampton, who convinces her to stop toiling on a would-be Great American Novel and deliver an engaging love story instead.
So Bella gets busy modeling her story on the two of them as main characters, but is brought up short when Scarlett abruptly announces she's leaving for Alaska where's she got a job (applied for before the two ever met).
Second half of the show takes place four months after the break-up, and a despondent Rolland has given up on her writing and is working as a cleaning lady. She's hired by wealthy (but lonely) Laney Grey for this menial job, and out of curiousity Grey asks to see her unfinished novel.
Laney is taken with that love story, makes suggestions and agrees to back the talented Bella, leading to a tender love story between them, promising a second chance for our heroine.
Who says (other than the "sex is all" crowd relentlessly promoting gonzo content) that romance is dead in Adult Cinema?
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