Can best friends become lovers while the cameras are rolling?
Movie star Gideon Kelly has always harbored a secret crush for his long-time friend and assistant, Sarah. One sizzling kiss is enough to convince him she’s the only woman for him, and he’ll do anything to prove to her they have all the makings of an epic Hollywood romance.
Sarah Holtz rose to stardom as a child only to crash and burn in her late teen years. Gideon was there to help put the pieces of her life back together, and she now relishes her life far away from the paparazzi flashes. Her need for privacy is the one thing holding her back from exploring something more with him. When a video of their kiss goes viral, she’s left wondering if he’s worth the risk of stepping back into the spotlight to become his leading lady.
Review:
Have you ever had a series that you loved so much that you
were eager to read the last book, but sad to see it end? That is the way I felt
about Here All Along by Crista McHugh. It is the seventh book in the Kelly
Brothers series and I loved it! I am a fan of this series, which is a modern
day take on Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.
Gideon is an actor and has been in love with his best friend
Sara for a very long time. She is a former actor and has been his assistant for
a few years now. He is hesitant to show his true feelings for her. He had asked
to have their relationship be more than friends she got spooked.
Actor Gabe Harrison helps Gideon plan to try to show Sara
how good they would be together. Things get a little out of hand and Sara has a
relapse of her sobriety. Realizing that she has the same feelings as Gideon,
she proposes and they get married.
There is a bump in the road of their relationship during
filming Gideon’s new movie. Mother Kelly comes to check on Gideon and helps him
realize what he wants with his life, including regaining his leading lady.
I hope there may be more to this series. Even if it is a
special holiday story to update how the family members are doing.
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