* * * 1/2
Graham Douglas doesn’t
do romantic relationships, but he was knocked for a loop when he met Emma
Pierce on the set of his last film. As they grew closer, he did everything in
his power to keep from falling for a girl being pursued by superstar Reid
Alexander. Now home in New York ,
his life is once again under control, until Emma appears and shows him how not over her he is.
Emma Pierce is forsaking an up-and-comingHollywood
career to embark on a life she’s only dreamed of—the life of a regular girl.
After spending months burying her feelings for the two night-and-day guys who
vied for her heart while filming her last movie, a twist of fate puts her in a
coffee shop in the middle of Manhattan with the one she still misses.
Brooke Cameron was a fresh-facedTexas
girl when she arrived in LA. Now she’s a beach sitcom star turned conceited
heiress on the big screen. Having just survived three months on location with
her ex—Hollywood’s reigning golden boy—she’s older and wiser and has set her
sights on her close friend Graham. The only thing standing in her way is the
girl he can’t forget.
Reid Alexander can sum up his life in one word: boring. Between film projects, there’s little going on outside of interviews, photo shoots, and the premiere of the film he finished last fall. The next-to-last thing he expects is to get a second chance with Emma, the girl who rejected him. The last thing he expects is for his still-bitter-ex to be the one to offer it to him on a platter. (GoodReads)
Emma Pierce is forsaking an up-and-coming
Brooke Cameron was a fresh-faced
Reid Alexander can sum up his life in one word: boring. Between film projects, there’s little going on outside of interviews, photo shoots, and the premiere of the film he finished last fall. The next-to-last thing he expects is to get a second chance with Emma, the girl who rejected him. The last thing he expects is for his still-bitter-ex to be the one to offer it to him on a platter. (GoodReads)
Review:
Remember how I suggested that if you like the show Gossip
Girl, you MIGHT like Between the Lines?
Well, if you like Gossip Girl, you will DEFINITELY like Where You Are.
Where You Are alternates between 4 different points of view –
Emma, Graham, Reid and Brooke. I think
that might be the most POV’s I have ever read in a single book but it
definitely works. Emma and Graham are
trying to make their very new relationship work while living on opposite coasts
and dealing with publicists that want Emma to maintain the façade of a
relationship with Reid during the publicity spree of their new movie. Brooke, Graham’s long time friend (and Reid’s
ex-girlfriend), has decided that Graham is THE guy she wants to spend forever
with and will stop at nothing to make that happen. She enlists the help of Reid to ruin the
relationship between Graham and Emma and in turn send Graham running into
Brooke’s arms.
I enjoyed this story much more than Between the Lines. In Between the Lines I was unsure who I
should be rooting for. Should Emma be
with Reid even though I couldn’t stand him?
Or would she end up with Graham even though he had no voice in the
novel? I had no such dilemma in Where
You Are. I knew from the start that I
wanted Emma and Graham to stay together.
I also knew that I would be thrilled if both Brooke and Reid took a long
walk off a short pier.
I won’t tell you what happens. All I can say is that are three books in this
series (and possibly a fourth in the works).
What I WILL tell you is that the end left me with hope (just a little
bit) that Reid Alexander just might grow into a decent human being.
Between the Lines wasn’t my favorite of stories but I am so
glad I enjoyed it enough to move on the next book in the series because I
definitely enjoyed Where You Are and would highly recommend it if you are
looking for mature teen romance.
Nat
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