The Unidentified Redhead by Alice Clayton

But the chemistry between them on and off the dance floor is too big for either to deny. Meanwhile, Stone hates reality TV shows (despite being the star of one) and wants nothing more than to get kicked off and go back to Alaska. After five seasons getting cut before the finals, Gina wants to win this year more than anything. This #ownvoices romance brings together Puerto Rican dancer Gina Morales and Alaskan mountain man Stone Neilson against the backdrop of a TV dance competition. Now they just need to figure out how to bridge their two very different worlds. She’s more chicken and dumplings than gin and tonics, but their attraction is undeniable. Until he travels to a small Southern town to research a role and meets Summer Jenkins. He thought he had forever, but now he’s settling for clubs, partying, and one night stands. Here are ten sizzling Hollywood romance novels that don’t skimp on the seductive smooches, witty banter, and happily ever afters.Īfter a very public abandonment by his superstar wife, actor Cole Masten is officially Hollywood’s most eligible bachelor. Whatever it is, stories about actresses and actors have dominated the romance novel shelves.

Perhaps it’s the advertising movie studios have done to create the star system and keep us going to the movies. There’s something romantic about Hollywood.

With everything to lose, Silvia meets Ben for breakfast at his favorite diner, Tiffany’s, for one last conversation before the credits roll on true love. But as their friendship begins to blossom into something more, a lawsuit surfaces, jeopardizing both Ben and Silvia’s jobs-as well as their fledgling romance. She and Ben Mason had worked together as editors before Silvia got her big break, so he’s the perfect person to ask for feedback on her first major film. Silvia Bradshaw is ready to be treated as an equal and prove her worth as one of Hollywood’s newest film editors. This list of Hollywood romance novels is sponsored by Shadow Mountain Publishing.

The Unidentified Redhead by Alice Clayton