I enjoyed this one a lot. Reading the 4 chapter sampler hooked me in and I'm a sucker for the whole premise of a normal girl next door and a big time movie star falling in love with each other. 
 It started of in a different way than most books with the same topic do. Usually it's about a movie being filmed where they live but this time, the main character, Annie, is the one that goes to where the movie star, Graham Cabot is. Her mother is a makeup artist for Graham and Annie gets to tag along because of family problems concerning her dad, (view spoiler)[apparently he did something real bad that Annie never wants to talk about him or even think of forgiving his actions. Truthfully after the big reveal, I admit I was expecting something worse than lying about losing his job and using her college fund money to pay for everything. (hide spoiler)] and she gets to meet Graham and get to know him, the real Graham and also all the sides of him, Actor Graham and Rude Graham, etc., and learns about the industry. She gets to experience a lot of things with him, and her character development is well written. Annie gets to grow up by finally opening up about her problems and standing up for herself. She also helps Graham be true to himself to the whole world. 
 The story was cheesy and predictable to the point that I was groaning out loud because of many factors. The romance seemed a little rushed, like it was instalove. At least there wasn't any love triangle involved. But I do admit that Graham and Annie fall in love with each other awfully quickly, even if they don't profess their love for each other until almost the end of the book. At least they do manage to spend time together and get to know each other. It's an interesting take on the main character that she wants to be an architect instead of an author, and that the love interest, despite being a movie star, has never had a girlfriend before. So it's not only a journey for us readers, it's also one for Annie and Graham. 
 This one is meant to be a quick easy read that makes you smile and laugh. Although I admit it was a little cliche at times, it was quirky and I definitely look forward to reading more books by this author.