This a sweet quick read that I liked very much. It's always interesting to read books about movie stars and small town girls, of course, most would argue about it being predictable and all that, but their journey in falling in love and the problems they face, not to mention the climax, was interesting to read. 
 Of course, Adam was they typical movie star jerk, and Carter was the small town girl who didn't a crap about him or his fame, or anything having to do with Hollywood for that matter. With a mom who was a big time activist, a dad who owned his own "Little" restaurant, and an addicted gamble for a brother, John, it was easy to tell how worried she was of just about everything. It seemed to me like this book wasn't just about the fake relationship between her and Adam, it seemed more like the both of them were lost, going along with whatever was thrown at them because they were so broken. Being with each other helped sort of figure out themselves and realize a lot of things- like Adam's problems and life, Carter helped him, and Adam helped Carter deal with her being scared/hesitant to go back to dancing and her constant pigheadedness to stay in Little and not go explore the world, per se. I liked all the Hobbit references that were made, they made me laugh, along with all the funny moments in this book. Not only that, the characters were each awesome. Her two best friends, who were a couple, Chloe and Alien Drake, were seriously the best set of friends I've read about. They were there for her and also had some cool past times, like stargazing while eating junk food, a stargazing blog, and swimming at Chloe Uncle's lake. 
 Now, for the romance... that's a hard to explain since it was a fake staged relationship that was scripted just for the paparazzi to get photos of them to put in the magazines. But every once in a while you would see the real Adam and how he was already starting to like Carter. You could automatically tell that he had fallen for her but then he would go put on his movie star persona and it was like it was all an act. As for Carter, for claiming that she didn't like him or care for him at the beginning, it was nice to read how she slowly fell for him. Without going into details, because that would just basically ruin the whole book, the part where she was jealous and the ending was just so adorable! 
 Definitely had my doubts about this book, but I'm glad I decided to read it!