Hollywood Happily Ever After

De: Mia Caldwell

Narrado por: Stacy Wilson

Duración: 3 h y 27 m

Resumen del Editor

Can she keep their unexpected romance from turning into a disaster?

Olive Hunter is the personal assistant to Agatha Bellmare, the youngest woman to ever run a major Hollywood studio. When Olive is given the or-else assignment of landing indie megastar Beckett Blackthorn for the studio's next film, it's a dream come true, except for one little detail.

Since Olive is replacing Agatha as a guest at a star-studded wedding in Thailand - and there's no time to change the name on the reservations - Olive has to go in her boss's name. How can she explain to Beckett that she's not really a powerful studio chief, just a lowly PA?

Things get even more complicated when Beckett shows an interest in Olive, as well as the role she's offering him. If she doesn't sign him for the lead, she can kiss her job goodbye! But her heart is on the line too. Can she find a way to tell Beckett the truth without losing everything?

©2016 Mia Caldwell (P)2016 Mia Caldwell

Interesting romantic comedy

Where does Hollywood Happily Ever After rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Hmmm...I think all audiobooks are easier than voice to text

Who was your favorite character and why?

Olive, because she was dark skinned, a rarity in interracial romance and adorable

What about Stacy Wilson’s performance did you like?

Umm...I wasn't sold on her voice making accents. Everything else was cool though

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

Loved it!

Enjoyable Short HEA Romance

Any additional comments?

This is my first audiobook by Mia Caldwell and I must say it was a good short HEA romance. I liked the connection that Beckett and Olive had from the beginning.

This audiobook was provided to me by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchanged for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast.

Hollywood Happily Ever...Or Bad Land's End Catalog

📖 By the cover I expected this to be an old Hollywood story. Something out of the 1920s or the like. Now I know why they say, "...you can never judge a book by its cover."

This is another in a long string of billionaire, stud with sexy everything versus broke, desperate female. Wait, there is a twist…

Three quarters of the book was used to describe each outfit that the lowly actress wore. It really could have fit in the fashion category of any magazine 🌾

I listened all the way through for Stacy Wilson's performance. Wilson did a good job.

Mia Caldwell may want to go back to the drawing board or the typewriter but choose to focus on one or the other, in my opinion. This listener likes to know what the characters are wearing (or not) but this was too much, by at least an hour!

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Good

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I enjoyed this book because even though it's a sexy book it had a good story and I would recommend it to friends

One Sex Scene

My audible suggested this book, so I was lije what the heck. This was my first Mia Caldwell book and my last. One sex scene, and there was an error in it. He was not supposed to know her identity yet during sex he called her by her real name. Whoever edited this book, missed that. The error is in chapter 11. I like my romance books with plenty of detail sex and not waiting a long time for it. I will stick to Delaney Diamond and Dez Burke books. I actually purchased this book, and wish I can get my money back. One thing I did like was the happy ending. I like happy endings.