Great Popcorn Fiction

The parts of the book that have to deal with movies, agents, actors interacting with other actors, the mechanical nature of love scenes and Hollywood deals are really entertaining.

But, the central, overriding question in this actresses life is, by today's standards, ho-hum. We never really get a good sense of what drives this woman to seek fame, how she, without seeming to care, screws over a lot of people, but still thinks highly of herself. Narrator kind of makes the woman a little too sympathetic, but she still does a great job.

Narrator is so good I thought there were three or four different people doing it and, like all the good ones, she keeps it moving along, even when it starts to drag.

Still, I spend hours in the car and, I must admit, this book made them fly by.

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Don’t get it

This book came up in a search for LGBTQ fiction. Don’t get that because it’s pretty much cisgender run of the mill M/F romance