How to Fake it in Hollywood: A sensational fake-dating romance

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But despite withstanding the heat of the scandal of their leaked private life, the pair split after less than a year of dating. It’s a fake relationship trope which I love but there’s not enough character development and growth here for me.

Besides the deliciously well executed fake-dating, How to Fake it in Hollywood delivers a raw, character-driven and heart-touching read. It has a happily ever after, don't you worry about that, but Wilder makes the characters go through pain and ups and downs before you get to it. Spoiler incoming, if you don’t wanna know skip to the next paragraph) The first thing Grey tells Ethan after sixteen months without seeing each other because he was working on himself was “do you want to get a drink?

Grey pushed her sunglasses to her forehead and plastered on a toothy smile as she turned to face the voice: a bespectacled teenage girl clutching a blended iced mocha (extra whip). Grey Brooks is on a mission to keep her career afloat now that the end of her long-running teen TV show has her (unsuccessfully) pounding the pavement again.

For some reason, their relationship, despite the circumstances, felt like home, like a summer evening, a stormy afternoon or a night out at the beach with waves clashing peacefully.It is also worth noting that the Palm Springs scene in this is quite possibly my my absolute favorite sex scene of all time? How to Fake It in Hollywood is a fresh, witty, high-emotion story with compelling characters and stylish backdrops. I didn’t read any Goodreads reviews before because I wanted to go into it somewhat blind so I could have my own reactions. There are some similar issues going on with Ethan and the hero to Funny You Should Ask, but in that book you get to spend large amounts of time with later Gabe and see that he really has changed and got a handle on stuff.