Lies, Love, and Breakfast at Tiffany's

By: Julie Wright

Narrated by: Justine Eyre

Length: 8 hrs and 17 mins

Publisher's summary

A fan favorite from Lies Jane Austen Told Me has her own story as Silvia Bradshaw begins her Hollywood career loving every aspect from the glamour and style of Audrey Hepburn to the behind-the-scenes filmmaking magic - and she is ready to prove her worth as the newest film editor at a major production studio in Hollywood.

A studio scandal and lawsuit jeopardizes her job and forbids her from seeing love interest Ben from a rival studio.

©2018 Julie Wright (P)2018 Shadow Mountain

Creative story line

I loved every part of this audio book including the narration. I literally laughed out loud and shed a few tears.

Fun, light-hearted read

I love a book that picks me up out of the day to day and sets me down in the middle of a Hallmark movie in my head. Julie makes the characters so visual and familiar- they all become real people I want to get to know better. This book was a fun, light-hearted read that was hard to put down!

Keep your eye on true love

Great clean read true love and how love can look past a half blind person appearance in our shallow works

Good listen

Good one time listen. Just what I needed, not to cheeses but not to deep got lost while doing to make many other things. Nice story line and great reading. Voice was nice to listen to. Over would be a 5/5 but not something I would repeatedly read.

Fun story

Sweet with likeable characters. A little predictable but in a good way. Some fun life lessons thrown in. Overall a feel good story.

Very enjoyable

I liked the book very much. The writing style is wonderful. The romance, although G rated, was nail-biting & swoon worthy. The back story was unique.

The narration was terrific.
The only cons I had were that somethings didn't correspond to the previous book or a few other scenes in the current book. in other words, the timing didn't make sense. Adam knew an entire day before Sylvia did and randomly told Ben who he ran into at the movies? If so, how did Adam find out and why the heck didn't Ben give Sylvia a heads up then? why because he was with her the night before not at the movies!! That was a huge misstep in the storyline. Also, the timeline is completely off from Emma's book as she is already engaged here but not possible because Sylvia was already unemployed before Emma decided between Blake or Lucas, let alone become engaged. Also in book 1 Sylvia is hired at Lionsgate ... a job she got because her old boss put in a good word for her... who Ben, not possible, Dean not likely. I am a very detailed oriented person. IF I had read this book first I may not have been so confused but since I did read this second (hello book2) it really detracted from my attention.

4stars because, in the end, I liked the HFN so it was better than avg 3 star).

I loved it

I really enjoyed this book thought it's cute how every chapter has an Audrey quote

Good clean love story

The characters were well-developed the plot was well developed, kept my attention through the entire performance!

Cute and clean story

Another fun story in the series. There was a lot given in the synopsis, but still a good listen. Loved all the Audrey Hepburn connections.

Many movie quotes!

Cute story about first love, a sweet love for grandma, Hollywood, from an obviously huge Audry Hepburn fan!