Four couples. Three stories. Two broken hearts. One glaringly bright spotlight. How many of our couples will survive? Enter the What Happens in Hollywood Universe today to find out… What Happens in New York Hollie can't catch a break. She's broke, she's back living with her family, and her career prospects are zero. So when the chance arises for her and her best friend to escape to New York, well, she can hardly say no, can she? Little does she know, the charming stunt performer she just met is about to introduce her to Hollywood royalty. But are the Hollywood elite really who they claim to be, or is there more to their stories than they let on? Behind the Spotlight Cameron has a secret. It's not a life-changing secret, just a secret. Or at least, he thought it was. His first love – his first everything, really – was Luke Andrews, 1/4 of the world's biggest boy band, HATT. Cameron hasn't spoken to anyone about Luke since he left. He buried his feelings for him in a deep, dark cave when Luke broke up with him to pursue his lifelong dream. But when Cameron and Luke see each other again for the first time in five years, they can't deny that the spark is still there. Will they rekindle their romance, or will Luke's stardom get in the way? Hollywood Gossip Jack grew up with nothing. Tate grew up with everything. Their lives – and their attitudes – couldn't be more different. When they're forced to work together on a new song, they have two options. Option 1: lose everything they've spent their lives building. Option 2: find a way to cooperate. Which will they choose? Find out in Hollywood Gossip. Welcome to the Spotlight: A What Happens in Hollywood Starter Collection introduces the four main couples in the What Happens in Hollywood Universe. Each book focuses on different couples and is a great way to enter this romantic, drama-filled universe. You'll love to hate, hate to love, and swoon over the characters in this rollercoaster of a series. It's perfect for fans of Paige Toon, Marian Keyes, and Beth O'Leary.

Actor and serial dater Travis Falcon photographed with yet another woman! Travis Falcon, TV heartthrob, has given the press one too many salacious headlines and his management team wants him to clean up his reputation… So when plain-Jane Charlene Wilkins ends up on set, she's perfect "fake girlfriend" material! Charlene suddenly finds herself on the arm of the star himself. She may not be a professional actress, but she's proving very adept at hiding the truth behind her visit to L.A.… And, with her feelings for Travis becoming all too real, her life is about to get complicated!

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