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A review by yvettelovestoread
Starstruck by Ivy Dawes
emotional
funny
hopeful
4.0
Starstruck by Amy Dawes is book one in the Starlight Studio Series and it’s so good. If you like books about celebrity romance, secret/hidden identity, on-set romance, with a strong FMC who is still trying to figure out her life then you will love this book.
Kat, a struggling actress who has to start her life over after her boyfriend Dane breaks up with her and she gets a call from her agent dropping her. Her friend Rose helps her get a job as a personal assistant to an actor with a huge ego. It’s there that she meets him.
James “Alex” is an actor who works for his father’s studio. He is currently producing a film that has to do well in order to get a seat on the board. His father wants him to get into a publicity romance with Ava but when he meets Kat that seals his decision not to sign that contract.
I read this book in one sitting because it was so good. Kat is a strong FMC who is struggling and doesn’t feel good enough. James comes from a wealthy dysfunctional family where his father cares more about his money and production company than his own kids. These characters are so relatable. I loved the side characters just as much as I did Kat and James. You should read this book and I cannot wait for book 2. I was given an ARC in exchange for my very late thoughts and opinions.
Kat, a struggling actress who has to start her life over after her boyfriend Dane breaks up with her and she gets a call from her agent dropping her. Her friend Rose helps her get a job as a personal assistant to an actor with a huge ego. It’s there that she meets him.
James “Alex” is an actor who works for his father’s studio. He is currently producing a film that has to do well in order to get a seat on the board. His father wants him to get into a publicity romance with Ava but when he meets Kat that seals his decision not to sign that contract.
I read this book in one sitting because it was so good. Kat is a strong FMC who is struggling and doesn’t feel good enough. James comes from a wealthy dysfunctional family where his father cares more about his money and production company than his own kids. These characters are so relatable. I loved the side characters just as much as I did Kat and James. You should read this book and I cannot wait for book 2. I was given an ARC in exchange for my very late thoughts and opinions.