L.A. Cinderella

By Amanda Berry

Book Overview

Career-driven accountant Natalie Collins wasn't the type to wish for a Hollywood hero to rescue her. She preferred life away from celebrity glitz. Too bad the man who drove her wild was an A-list actor. With her understated beauty and brains, Natalie was the one person Chase Booker could trust. He could see the strong, sexy woman beneath her shy exterior, and she stirred a blinding passion in him that made it easy to forget that they were from different worlds. But when she was in his arms, their worlds were dangerously close to colliding....

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373655347
• ISBN13: 9780373655342
• Release Date: May 2010
• Publisher: Harlequin Special Edition
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

A sunny Hollywood romance

Natalie is a shy, brainy accountant who suddenly finds herself being romanced by A-list actor, Chase Booker. Chase is her movie star crush. The star of the videos on her keeper shelf. The man she watches in her PJs with a bowl of ice cream on Saturday nights. But now that he's no longer just a fantasy, she still can't quite believe it's real. Chase is a celebrity who takes it all in stride. After being pursued by up-and-coming starlets, he just wants an honest relationship with a woman who doesn't want him as a photo op or a career boost. From the first moment he bumps into Natalie with her stack of binders, he's hooked by her down to earth beauty. This book reminds me of a feel good Hollywood romance -- hey, and it's even set in Hollywood. It's about the nice girl getting the guy. Natalie feels very real, a heroine you can easily relate to with insecurities that we all have. Chase is that golden boy, the headliner with the million dollar smile. The romantic tension as he tries to woo Natalie is wonderful to read and had me hanging on every look and every touch. L.A. Cinderella is a wonderful trip to sunny southern California with even a back stage pass to the Academy Awards thrown in.