Famous in Love

By: Rebecca Serle

Narrated by: Tara Sands

Now a series on Freeform, formerly ABC Family, starring Bella Thorne!

"A must-read for anyone curious about life and love behind the scenes."--Bella Thorne, actor and author of Autumn Falls
When Paige Townsen gets plucked from high school obscurity to star in the movie adaptation of a blockbuster book series, her life changes practically overnight. Within a month, Paige has traded the quiet streets of her hometown for a bustling film set on the shores of Maui, and she is spending quality time with her costar Rainer Devon, one of People's Sexiest Men Alive. But when troubled star Jordan Wilder lands the role of the other point in the movie's famous love triangle, Paige's crazy new life begins to resemble her character's.
In this exciting tale of romance and drama, both on-and offscreen, Paige must adjust to a crazy new life without the daily support of her friends and family, while figuring out who she is--and who she wants--as the whole world watches.

It's a light, fun read.

I decided to read/listen to this book after watching the TV show, Famous In Love. I'm a big Bella Thorne fan. I loved the tv show. However, I was really disappointed that the TV show ended abruptly without an ending. So I figured I'd read the books and see if I got a decent ending out of them. Although it's surprising how different the book and the TV show are, I feel like they still have the same essence. The heart of the characters and story are still there. It's a fascinating concept to watch Paige shoot to stardom and go along the journey with her. Overall, I enjoyed the book. The only reason I held back a star is because I felt like Paige and Jordan's relationship could've been written better. I found their little romance juvenile and hard to believe. Their conversations were two demensional and immature compared to the interactions between Rainer and Paige. Maybe it's because I myself don't find the bad boy, strong but silent type, remotely appealing. Maybe the writer did too good a job writing Rainer that it made Jordan feel flat. Maybe I'm just team Rainer, and I don't get why Paige would even think twice about choosing him over Jordan. whatever it is, I just found myself rolling my eyes at the Jordan scenes. I think Paige had her head turned by him way too easily. This made her seem immature and flaky. Granted, she is only seventeen, and she's dealing with a lot of firsts, so it's somewhat understandable. But I stopped liking Paige at this point because the love triangle didn't feel deserved. The chemistry between her and Jordan felt forced. The other aspects of the story, her family life, her friendships, life on set, and her personal growth, I thought were well done. The ending is good. I just felt that Paige's reasons for choosing who she does weren't satisfying. Nevertheless, I would still recommend this book. It's a light, fun read.

If you like the Tv show you will love the book!

I was bummed when the TV show got concealed so I decided to read the book and it’s so good! Really enjoyed it, the characters were great. It’s very different then the show but still awesome!!

Not my favorite.

was Ok at beginning but Jesus is the main character flaky. make a decision and stick to it, goofus!!! Just way too much helpless confused heroine to me.

Book not too bad bad narrator...

liked the book but the narrator sounded about 40 yrs old rather than a teenager...

Really??? All that for such a stupid ending.

Was a huge waste of time. Don't buy. Male's voices were also terrible. Very Disappointed.