Honestly, by the end of the book, I found almost all the characters wholly unlikeable, including Angela. I did not read it when it was originally released, so I'm reading it in the #metoo era of 2019 and some of it is just plain old ROUGH. Alex Reid), shop on Rodeo Drive (seriously, when is her credit card going to reach its limit? She's in debt up to her eye balls by now with all her shopping sprees), and TRAVEL!

Makes me want to listen to Indie rock bands (i.e. Like I said, I am really enjoying this series. I felt as though the author sort of glazed over that bit, with a very vague, silly explanation. And why her? It seemed far fetched to me that Angela would be hand chosen to write this article. actor) went out of his way to ruin Angela's reputation. The fantasy of a hot, charming Hollywood movie star falling in 'love' with you. We are somewhat in the dark throughout the book about Alex's real feelings for Angela, but they are brought to light in the end. The blossoming romance between Alex and Angela. Angela hated Hollywood, so it is beyond me why the title is called 'I Heart Hollywood.' I am really enjoying this series as a whole, BUT. I'm saving book 4 ('I heart Vegas') for the Holiday readathon next month! and book #6 ('I heart Christmas') for Christmas 2020 haha! I liked it, I hope I like the rest of the series more since I bought all of them except the #8. Since I gave the first book four stars is coherent to give this one a 3-star rating.

I powered through this one, so I could start book #3, the one in Paris. Too much Jenny and the British douche bag, little Alex screen time. The plot was not as clever and witty as in the previous book. Her friend Jenny Lopes is just obnoxious, thank God she decides to move to L.A. There's a lot of incoherent misunderstandings that cause Angie to almost lose Alex. He's almost absent in this book, it's all about Angela's trip to Hollywood, with Jenny Lopez, for an interview with some British actor who's on the spotlight for being super hot, a lady-killer, but turns out to be 'in the closet'. I think the problem here is the lack of presence of Angela's boyfriend, Alex. The plot is quiet cheesy, 'I heart NY' also had some cheesy segments but it was better. The story line dragged on for a while, otherwise I would have finished in a day. Second book syndrome? Yes, I'd say that since I'm 40 pages into the third book (I heart Paris) and seems more on the level of the first book (I heart NY). (#2 book read for contemporary-a-thon weekend) 'Angela Clark's adventures on the west coast aren't as fun as her previous NYC ones'

I Heart Hollywood by Lindsey Kelk