A review by anjanavasan
Hollyweird by Terri Clark
3.0
Aly King won a contest by EnterTEENment Magazine to meet Hollywood's new heartthrob, Dakota. But little did she know that Dakota is Satan's son and feasts on human vibrations and energy. And then there's Jameson, a fallen angel, currently working as Dakota's P.A. , his mission is to stop Dakota from doing whatever evil plan he has brewing.
Overall, Hollyweird was fun! Terri Clark's invented a cute story with amusing characters and she's got a pretty good sense of humor. This book made me laugh more than once. I absolutely loved Des! She's the quirky best friend that you love despite the zillion flaws. Jameson was pretty cool too. That cellphone of his was absolutely brilliant!
I liked most characters, the annoying sister Missy and fun best friend Des. Best of all was Aly, a non-believer, being forced to witness things she never thought existed and believe. The only weird part was Jameson and Aly's romance. It developed too quickly and out of nowhere before they spent any real time together but once I got past the initial weirdness of the first few chapters, the rest of it flowed quite smoothly.
Hollyweird is the kind of book I'd borrow at the library or purchase at the airport to keep myself entertained - it's fun, light, quick and enjoyable!
Overall, Hollyweird was fun! Terri Clark's invented a cute story with amusing characters and she's got a pretty good sense of humor. This book made me laugh more than once. I absolutely loved Des! She's the quirky best friend that you love despite the zillion flaws. Jameson was pretty cool too. That cellphone of his was absolutely brilliant!
I liked most characters, the annoying sister Missy and fun best friend Des. Best of all was Aly, a non-believer, being forced to witness things she never thought existed and believe. The only weird part was Jameson and Aly's romance. It developed too quickly and out of nowhere before they spent any real time together but once I got past the initial weirdness of the first few chapters, the rest of it flowed quite smoothly.
Hollyweird is the kind of book I'd borrow at the library or purchase at the airport to keep myself entertained - it's fun, light, quick and enjoyable!