Helena Hunting

Charming, hilarious, and emotional...Starry-Eyed Love is Helena Hunting at her very best!

Starry-Eyed Love

Bailey Johnson

The sequel to #whensparksfly and holy cow just as good. I finished this book SOOO quickly. London works at the event hotel spark house with her two sisters. They link up with a media mogul who is set to help them grow their company. Jackson holt of holt media is a sexy billionaire that is obsessed with London. It’s an adorable book 5/5

Amanda

The gangs all back and they are just as delightful as I remember them from the last book. This venture into the lives and loves of the ladies at Spark House worked a lot better for me than the last one did. I enjoyed the set up much better. The characters are great and I enjoy spending time with them even when they're behaviour annoys me. Can't wait for the next installment.

Thank you to Netgalley for the ARC

Sven Test

Helena Hunting is back with a sweet and delicious slow-burn! I really liked STARRY-EYED LOVE and getting to read London’s story. I love how Helena always keeps a great balance between humor, vulnerability, and romance, with an added drama.

If you’ve read other books by this author, you’ll see some cameos that were such a beautiful addition to London and Jackson’s romance. Also, this book had me so excited over all the non-dates the characters went through. It was adorable to see how they wanted to keep things professional, but they always acted as if they were together.

Being back with the trio of sisters was lovely and had me even more excited to get to Harley’s story!

Shereen Evans

I loved this book almost as much as I did the first one. This book keeps you wanting to read and not put it down and a constant smile on your face. This time you are following London and getting to know her more. There were times the other sister were a bit annoying but what sister isn't. Having the dual perspective story line has been enjoyable for these books, which normally I am not a fan of. 

**Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an eARC. This review is my opinion and mine alone. **

Lynn Braden

London Spark is enjoying an evening out with her sisters, celebrating being single again, when a handsome bearded man picks up the tab and asks London for a date.  She is dumbfounded and refuses, but weeks later she finds herself in a business meeting with CEO Jackson Holt whose company wants to partner with Spark House, and London realizes that Jackson is that bearded stranger.  They begin a business, then personal relationship that seems perfect, but there are troubled times ahead in London's professional relationship with her sisters and her romance with Jackson.

Starry-Eyed Love is a pretty typical romance with very little conflict until near the end of the book.  The story would have benefited a great deal with more humor and/or steam, however without either of those things, the middle of the book is fairly mundane, leading to a third act conflict that does evoke emotion but is overly dramatic and much too easily solved.  The friction between the sisters in dealing with their business affairs does add a layer of interest to the plot, but overall, Starry-Eyed Love is an average, mostly forgettable romance.

Starry-Eyed Love

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