3.5 stars! 
 Review at Of Pens and Pages 
 Amelia Waters is on the lookout for her Prince Charming. Having grown up as the only daughter in the Waters family, she is treated like a delicate princess, and for a long time, she let them do it. Now that she's might have found Mr. Right in ballplayer Landon Reese, she wakes up after midnight to see that her life is not as perfect as she thought it to be. 
 Before she could go on and see if Mr. Right really is Mr. Right, she flies to California to confront her brother, Cam Waters, about their family and the secrets they've been hiding from her. Instead, she finds herself outside her brother's house, soaked in the rain. He's nowhere to be seen, and he's not answering his calls. 
 Brooklyn James is Hollywood royalty but he's no Prince Charming. With high profile parents and a successful reality show under his belt, he's had his fair share of fame and everything that goes along with it-women, booze, paparazzi. After having his opened to what fame can do to ruin one's life (a perfect example is his father's), he stays away from the limelight and lives off royalties from his old show and from his job as a lifeguard. 
 Brooklyn spots a drunken and soaked Amelia by the doorway of his best friend's house, and he realizes she's no longer the girl who forced him to marry her when they were ten, no longer the girl who knighted her as Sir Towhead. She's a woman through and through, even if she does still believe in finding her prince. She wants to stop being the good girl she's always been, and if she needs something bad, he'll be it. 
 If you've read No Pants Required and Bedwrecker, then you'll see a lot of familiar names in Hollywood Prince. Told in dual POVs, we see two people who are perfect for each other but don't even know it until it's almost too late. 
 Kim Karr is amazing at writing sizzling chemistry and sexual tension between her protagonists. Brooklyn and Amelia have an instant connection you can't help but root for, especially given their backgrounds. This forbidden romance has a bit of a second chance feel to it that made me giggle in my seat. 
 As much as I loved the sexual tension and the budding relationship between Brooklyn and Amelia, I hated that Amelia didn't fully cut off Landon when she started her FWB relationship with Brooklyn. I loved Amelia most of the time, but I really disliked her in those moments she was stringing along a decent bloke who didn't deserve it. 
 Other than that, I was swooning over two with their hot as sin sex scenes and adorable moments as they worked on Brooklyn's script or acted so in sync with each other. And that epilogue? I was grinning throughout! 
 Hollywood Prince is a lovely forbidden, second chance romance where the princess finds that her Prince Charming was right there all along. 
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