Name: Famous for a Living
ISBN: 9780840702487

Melissa Ferguson

Famous for a Living

Petaco

Not at all a romance, more along the lines of chick lit. In this case I didn't mind since the MC was likeable. This was more about self discovery than romance though.

Carissa 

Famous for a Living
A social influencer and a gorgeous mountain ranger, what could these two possibly have in common? Well, in Melissa Ferguson's new book,
"Famous for a Living," socialite Cat Cranwell looses her amazing socialite famous life when a mis-signed contract causes major problems for her so she does the only thing she knows, goes home to her Uncle Terry, a park ranger in Montana. While there she has obsessions with 007 lipstick,
Instagram, selfies, Zaiah, and coffee coozies. This is a must pick up and read book. You won't be sorry.

I definitely would say this book was more of a fiction with a romance aspect than specifically a romance. So if you’re looking for a romance heavy book, this may not be the book for you. Overall this was such a cute story and any book that can make me laugh out loud gets bonus points from me. 

We meet Cat, a social media influencer who decides to move to Montana to help her uncle after being involved in a scandal to take on the roll of social media director of a small national park. Then she meets Zaiah, the park ranger who she begins to work alongside. The two are definitely polar opposites as first glance, but as they get to know each other they find more similarities between the two of them. This is one of those books where you find yourself rooting so badly for the couple and it makes the story that much more enjoyable to read. 

Cat and Zaiah are clearly the stars of the story but I have to say I really appreciate Ferguson’s ability to create such interesting supporting characters as well. 

I enjoyed the humor this book had but I also really appreciate how Ferguson handle the topic of social media becoming toxic. And the way Cat’s character grew from her dependency of social media to finding real connections in Montana was refreshing to read. 

**I received a complementary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are all my own. 

Alyssa Rovella

I definitely would say this book was more of a fiction with a romance aspect than specifically a romance. So if you’re looking for a romance heavy book, this may not be the book for you. Overall this was such a cute story and any book that can make me laugh out loud gets bonus points from me. 

We meet Cat, a social media influencer who decides to move to Montana to help her uncle after being involved in a scandal to take on the roll of social media director of a small national park. Then she meets Zaiah, the park ranger who she begins to work alongside. The two are definitely polar opposites as first glance, but as they get to know each other they find more similarities between the two of them. This is one of those books where you find yourself rooting so badly for the couple and it makes the story that much more enjoyable to read. 

Cat and Zaiah are clearly the stars of the story but I have to say I really appreciate Ferguson’s ability to create such interesting supporting characters as well. 

I enjoyed the humor this book had but I also really appreciate how Ferguson handle the topic of social media becoming toxic. And the way Cat’s character grew from her dependency of social media to finding real connections in Montana was refreshing to read. 

Overall I would give this 3.5 stars. 

**I received a complementary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are all my own. 