This book felt incomplete. It ended on a strange note with nothing that started here really seeming resolved. It felt mostly like an introduction to these characters, which, really, was all it was. 
 The author chose to tell this story through 2 characters: Reid--a spoiled, arrogant, douchebag movie star, and Emma--his reluctant and immature co-star. 
 To be honest, I didn't like either character. 
 Reid was stuck up, a man whore, and such a rude little jerk. I kept waiting to see where the author was going with his character, how she was going to make him grow, but he didn't change/grow at all. He was just as horrible in the end as he was in the beginning. I honestly didn't like him at all. 
 Emma was okay. I mean, I didn't *really* dislike her, but I didn't like her either. She just didn't seem to be very self sufficient--always doing things because other people wanted her to or "because she might regret it later". Sorry, but that doesn't seem like a good reason to date/sleep with a guy. 
 The only saving grace, and the reason I read on, was Graham. He was only a secondary character in this book, but I knew his story came in book 2, so I read on. 
 All in all, I liked the concept of this and enjoyed the atmosphere. It just didn't seem like the characters mattered so much here. I'm not sure how else to say it. But I will recommend this book solely because the next two in the series are fantastic!