Was an ok 3 stars until the last 20% with the lame melodrama. Went from thinking the heroine Vivian was decent & whatever to just annoying, selfish and immature with how she handled the fallout. (view spoiler)[ You find out you are pregnant with the hero's baby and decide to sit on it, refuse to tell him and drag out telling him because of a stupid lie. He didn't tell you about a family secret, get over it. (hide spoiler)] That's always a trigger for me, (view spoiler)[keeping a pregnancy a secret (hide spoiler)] I can't stand it. Especially when authors write heroines this way thinking it's justified over some stupid overblown weak conflict. Especially when it's misinterpreting something and a character refuses to hear a person out. It's annoying as shit and makes for piss poor conflict. 
 This was very tepid in comparison to Gibson's Nothing But Trouble, where charismatic spit fire Chelsea pulled you in with her big Hollywood dreams.....here in comparison Vivian the "A-list" rising star actress came off more dry, self-involved, closed off and oddly flat. I found her and the romance to be very very dull and so tame. Neither MCs struck a chord with me. Henry was sweet but I didn't feel or see the sparks between these two like I was hoping. 
 And who the hell is editing Rachel Gibson's books??? I've let it pass before since I enjoy her writing so much but damn, this is getting really bad. She's the only author I know of (signed on to a big publisher) who has obvious typos in every one of her books. Things get missed time to time but every book? Something isn't right. I usually let it slide when it's between 5-10 mistakes, but yeah can't excuse it anymore. The amount of typos, grammar mistakes, poor punctuation, missing words in this one was insane and hard to miss. For a well seasoned author this isn't a good look. Whoever is Rachel's editor needs to seriously stop sleeping on the job or pick a new profession cause this is ridiculous.