Diverse Reader: Release Day for The Trouble with Dating a Movie Star by Z.N. Willett

Monday, May 12, 2014

Release Day for The Trouble with Dating a Movie Star by Z.N. Willett

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A.P. Moore's provocative romance throws her onto the Best Sellers list, but Alexandria’s life was far from the sexy pages of her romance.

Andrew Hughes, the most desired man in Hollywood was at the height of his career. Nothing could be better, until a chance meeting with Alexandria Moore that went horribly wrong. The man who had everything soon realized what Hollywood couldn't give him.

Or could it?

An invitation that leads to a premier, offers a second chance, and a Hollywood romance straight out of the pages of a magazine. Yet, this story will not be filled with butterfly kisses and midnight strolls, but with tangled webs filled with lust, desire, jealousy and deceit.

It is Hollywood after all.

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Have you ever experienced that moment when your body starts to tingle uncontrollably, and your heart speeds up? When you start fidgeting as you try to gain control over your breathing before your mind becomes totally blank? That moment when you see him for the first time….

Except mine was in a movie theater. Along with hundreds of other women, that all gasped when Andrew Hughes walked onto the screen.

The trouble started when my best friend Erin brought me to a movie that she had been raving about. It was during midterms of my freshman year of college, and we both needed a break.

The moment Andrew walked on screen, my heart ached. My hands actually started to tingle, and the air in my lungs collapsed at the first sight of him.

It was an unexplainable attraction and my body responded in ways it never had before. I couldn't take my eyes off of him and wanted more of him. That day changed my life forever. I couldn’t get him out of my mind. Every waking moment, he was there teasing me and then haunting my dreams. I wouldn't say I was obsessed, or even a fangirl. But, I was motivated. I had found my muse.

Six years later, that muse has helped me to become a best-selling romance author. No one except Erin knew that Andrew Hughes was the reason to my success, and the primary reason I was able to overcome writer's block. Writing about romance and having non-existing relationships of my own wasn't motivating.