"The whole time I''m reading a Mhairi McFarlane novel, I feel like a fist is squeezing my heart... she is so ridiculously talented." - Emily Henry International bestseller Mhairi McFarlane delivers a charming, hilarious, and heartfelt new novel about a woman adjusting to life in the spotlight when she begins a relationship with a famous actor, in this highly anticipated follow-up to Who''s That Girl . She found The One. But when everyone wants him, can she keep him? Edie found true love. And on Christmas day, he''s knocking at her door. Elliot Owen is handsome, charming and basically Hollywood royalty. And, he insists, madly in love with Edie Thompson: an ordinary citizen with tomato soup stains on her coat. It''s going to be complicated. Edie will have to learn how to live in the limelight, but they''re just too good together not to try. Edie discovers it''s not easy when the press is the third person in your relationship, or when stories start leaking that force you to mistrust the motives of those around you. It''s tricky when you''re separated by an ocean and gorgeous co-stars and charismatic new colleagues are closer by. It''s harder still when your past is raked up by envious people determined to destroy your present. Edie already knows how it feels to be infamous, now she''s going to find out what it''s like to be famous. Are she and Elliot a fairytale, or a cautionary fable about getting what you wish for?

Autorentext

Sunday Times bestselling author Mhairi McFarlane was born in Scotland, and her unnecessarily confusing name is pronounced Vah-Ree. After some efforts at journalism, she started writing fiction and her first book, You Had Me At Hello, was an instant success. She's now written eleven novels, and she lives in Nottingham with a man and a cat.

Klappentext

"Elliot Owen is handsome, charming, and basically Hollywood royalty. And, he insists, madly in love with Edie Thompson: an ordinary citizen with tomato soup stains on her coat. It's going to be complicated. Edie will have to learn how to live in the limelight, but they're just too good together not to try. Edie discovers it's not easy when the press is the third person in your relationship, or when stories start leaking that force you to mistrust the motives of those around you. It's tricky when you're separated by an ocean and gorgeous co-stars and charismatic new colleagues are closer by. It's harder still when your past is raked up by envious people determined to destroy your present"--