Summer Jenkins. That’s me, a small town girl stuck in Quincy, Georgia. I cook some mean chicken and dumplins, can bluff a grown man out of his savings in poker, and was voted Most Friendly my senior year.
We were from different worlds. Our lives shouldn’t have collided. But then Cole Masten read a book about my small town. And six months later, his jet landed on our dusty airstrip, and he brought Hollywood with him.
From the start, I knew he was trouble. For our town. And for me.
Sometimes, opposites just aren’t meant to attract.
Review:
For practically the whole time reading this book I was wearing a big goofy smile. The characters are so gorgeous and funny, their banter so feisty, cheeky and hilarious that I liked Summer immediately and Cole, after a few overly egotistical comments, really grew on me. The story was fun and not too rushed, it gave the perfect feel of living in a small town (which I have done) and really showed what the excitement of Hollywood might be like. Hollywood Dirt and the other book I've read by Alessandra Torre are both so good that I plan on adding all of her published books, that I don't yet have, to my kindle and TBR list.
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