Fallen Star

-movie cast/crew romance <3 -grace is a script supervisor wc is cool bc i like movie related stuff and seeing the glimpse of what is like is interesting -scott is an actor who is a recovering drug addict wc was also interesting -they pretty cute,,, -appreciate the trigger warning by the author,,, and i cant stop reading her works omg u guys,,,,

Susannah never disappoints. This was another book to love. The heartfelt moments and the adorable quirkiness from Scott and Grace was so relatable and enjoyable to read. Keep up the amazing writing!

Find this review and more at kimberlyfaye reads. Fallen Star was unputdownable and absolutely wonderful. I adored Grace. I swooned over Scott. And I loved that the book was set in New Orleans, a city I just visited a little over a month ago. All the scenes — as well as the tastes — were fresh in my mind as I read and I felt like I was right back there again. I also wished I was right back there again to have some beignets and café au laits from Cafe Du Monde. Hello, food cravings. I might have to go in search of DC's version of beignets soon, even though they won't be the same. But, I digress. Though Fallen Star touches on some heavy issues at times, it was never overwhelming. And, for the most part, I cheesy-grinned my way through it while falling in love with Grace and Scott. I enjoyed the delightful slow burn while they got to know each other and as things developed between them. I think it was especially sweet and satisfying since they had a pretty rocky start. Grace had been burned in the past and sworn off actors as a result. Scott was an actor — so strike one — but also a recovering addict who had a bit of an attitude problem. Yet, somehow it all worked. More than worked, actually. Their story gave me all kinds of feels. You don't need to read Rising Star to enjoy Fallen Star, but I'd still suggest going back and reading it at some point. It's a great read. I'm totally loving this series and can't wait to see what's next for it and Susannah! I received a complimentary copy of this book for review consideration. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. Favorite quotes: "Café au lait and beignets." "You're officially my favorite person today." "I'm done dating actors. Actors are like toddlers, only with bulging biceps and winning smiles and abs you can grate cheese on. But still: toddlers. They are not relationship material." "You taste even better than I imagined." This thing between them wasn't a dream, and it wasn't a fantasy. It was scary and imperfect and wonderful.