Full review at Smart Bitches, Trashy Books 
 A few weeks ago, I was telling folks on Twitter that I'd made a rather large dork of myself (not like that's at all difficult) by begging a publisher to approve a NetGalley request for a New Adult F/F novel about actors on a teen drama. Someone pointed my ridiculousness out to the author, who contacted me very kindly and sent me an ARC - which was very cool of her - and so I read it. 
 A few things of note: I don't usually read NA. It's not my thing much of the time. But this book was composed of a few fine, high-grade samples of my catnip, including the behind-the-scenes setting on a tv show or movie (thanks to Judith McNaught's Perfect, that is always tempting). 
 I really wanted to read this book, and I'm glad I did, even though I wish it had been more of what it almost was, instead of what the cover copy sort of said it was. The back cover copy talks about both Vanessa and Josh, almost setting them up as the lead pair. But as the cover illustration makes clear, this is Vanessa's romance, and her romance is with Brianna, who is the daughter of her publicist, Jade. That's what I wanted - that story was terrific. 
 In terms of what age group this book is for, it's tagged as both YA and New Adult. The characters are over 18, but under 21, and there is one on-the-page sex scene, should you be wondering if this book is suitable for a reader you know. 
 I found this book very easy to get into once I picked it up, and very difficult to put down. My interest waned every time Josh narrated a chapter, but at the end of each of Josh's chapters there was more of Vanessa, and so I kept going. While I still very much wish this book had featured more of Vanessa and less of Josh's story, his story did reflect Vanessa's in a way that highlighted how painful and difficult her choices were compared to his. He just didn't necessarily need to be half the narrative. Either way, I'm definitely glad I made a giant dork of myself by asking for a review copy. 
 - SB Sarah