How To Fake It In Hollywood, by Ava Wilder

A brilliant Hollywood actress and charming A-lister start a pretend romance, but they soon realize that their love may be deeper beyond just a publicity stunt. With her lengthy youth drama coming to a stop, Grey Brooks is once more hitting the streets in an attempt to maintain her reputation. The heated connection of Grey and Ethan quickly begins to appear genuine, despite the fact that their steamy on-screen romance is lower from ideal off-screen.

Considering that I enjoy the trope of a pretend relationship and was curious to see how their celebrity lives would affect the whole romantic balance, I was very eager to start this book. I was hoping for a charming summertime book that would be a playful, cheerful love with staged encounters for the media. The author’s writing was excellent, together with establishing the scene with these two characters from the outset and providing the ideal circumstances for their initial encounter. How To Fake It In Hollywood, by Ava Wilder, is for anyone who is seeking a story with a compelling plot, memorable individuals, and a sluggish tale that may captivate you.

Reviewed by Alex C., Grade 10

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