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A review by ja3m3
The Disappearing Act by Catherine Steadman
4.0
This psychological thriller is all about location - location -location. It takes place in LA during pilot season when actors from all over the world swoop in on Hollywood to compete for new tv shows and movies. It's an interesting suspenseful read about how Hollywood works and the lengths that actors will go to get that coveted part.
I was hooked from the start when Mia, a British actress who is on her way to stardom, goes to LA to audition for a few parts and get tangled up in another actor's disappearance. Mia is a bit naïve and some of her choices left me scratching my head, but the storyline kept moving and there were enough twists and surprises to keep my head in the book and not move. Loved the ending.
I was hooked from the start when Mia, a British actress who is on her way to stardom, goes to LA to audition for a few parts and get tangled up in another actor's disappearance. Mia is a bit naïve and some of her choices left me scratching my head, but the storyline kept moving and there were enough twists and surprises to keep my head in the book and not move. Loved the ending.