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Alexa Aston's Hollywood Player (Hollywood Name Game Book 3)
Alexa Aston's Hollywood Player (Hollywood Name Game Book 3)
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Can a reclusive singer-songwriter trust enough to give her heart to a Hollywood superstar who’s known for breaking hearts?
She has zero friends . . . and is wary of men, living life as a recluse. His only friend is 90 and when she dies, he’s adrift. Can a dyslexic actor and a shy singer-songwriter find happiness together? Famous from the time she was fourteen, London Russell lands the cover of Sports Illustrated to cap off her modeling career. Leaving the fashion world behind, she follows her dream of becoming a singer-songwriter. Thanks to an ex-boyfriend’s vicious attack on her, London becomes a recluse who turns out hits but never tours—and can’t trust a man. Her life changes course when she encounters a Hollywood screenwriter and director and agrees to write the theme song for their next movie. Knox Monroe grew up as America’s darling, a child actor featured on several popular television series. After his mother’s betrayal, Knox drops out of sight, returning years later to make the successful transition to adult roles. A known womanizer and loner, Knox meets London by chance. Through her connections, he winds up with the lead role in a new movie. Will London be able to open her heart and move past Knox’s player reputation? And will Knox knock down the emotional fortress that he’s built around his heart? In Hollywood, anything’s possible. . .
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “The book starts out going 100 mph with a scene that will leave you shaking. I had to walk away from the book a couple of times because my emotions were so raw.” ~ Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “The author takes us on [an] emotional journey of two very difficult situations that are definitely a part of our society…She does an exceptional job with the growth with each character that you visualize their process! I truly appreciated and enjoyed this book!” ~ Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This was such a sweet , fun read! There’s a teeny bit of suspense and a lot of romance! Loved seeing the characters from earlier stories too!” ~ Reviewer
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✅ Hollywood
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✅ Wallflower
✅ Alpha Hero
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Look Inside Ch. 1
Look Inside Ch. 1
A foot kicked her temple. She groaned, immediately nauseated. The foot smashed into her again. This time, her cheek exploded in agony. Hands grabbed her under her arms, tossing her onto the sofa. Her head ached. Powerful throbbing clouded her thoughts.
Then anger exploded through her. He needed to pay for what he’d done. He was the one who was wrong. She had done nothing to deserve this degrading treatment. He was punishing her when he was the one who deserved to suffer.
Adrenaline poured through her. She threw out a hand and blindly felt along the end table, searching for the letter opener. Her fingers found it and wrapped around the hilt. With all the strength she had, London slammed it into him.
She leaned her head back and would never forget the look of surprise on his face. He growled like an animal and ripped the silver opener from his throat and threw it across the room.
That was his mistake.
Blood sprayed from his neck. He whimpered as he dropped the scissors and raised both hands to cover the wound. His eyes fastened on hers and darkened in rage. He stumbled and fell into her, his blood covering them both.
Then he drew in a short breath and collapsed on her. Shuddering violently, he became still.
London hurt. She couldn’t think. She couldn’t breathe with his weight pressing against her. She thought she would die—but at least she’d outlasted him.
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