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The Talk of Hollywood
Carole Mortimer
Modern
January 2012
Lights…From his latest sports car to his latest blonde, gossip surrounds infamous Hollywood actor and director Jaxon Wilder. Unnamed sources are speculating outrageously about an unknown beauty that Jaxon is determined to get to know…intimately!Camera…Except Stazy, infuriatingly, is nothing like Jaxon’s usual conquests… To Jaxon’s disgust she demands an equal stake in his project – they’ll have to work side by side for months!Bedroom!Jaxon agrees to a professional partnership…knowing that, however hard Stazy tries to resist, eventually they’ll tantalise the tabloids with a scandalous affair – on and off the red carpet!
Just what you'd expect.
01 December 2011
Review By rubcale
Rating
"After struggling to finish two bboks in a row I was reading OI knew I could rely on Mrs Mortimer to deliver.
As usual almost from the first page there was a tension which kept you attention and the characters were likeable and compelling although there were a couple of jarring points.
For some reason the fact that Stazy had had two extremely brief previous affairs had to be mentioned every few pages and I found the name Jaxon jarring - it just didn't look right in print.
A mistake on the cover too, Jaxon had shoulder length hair right throughout yet the depiction has him with short hair.
The title may be slightly misleading as it is a reference to Jaxon's occupation rather than an indication of the setting - it's actually entirely in England.
But it was overall an entertaining read.
Eight out of ten."
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