This is what happy looks like
4/5 stars
Jennifer E. Smith
Synopsis:
Who would have thought a wrong email address could start a whole new relationship, and the email was about a pig. Ellie O’Neal lives in a small town up in Maine, Graham Larkin, famous actor lives in the center of everything. Ellie and Graham have no each other who each other are, they haven’t meet and they don’t know each other's real names. Until Graham's latest movie set is moving to a new location, and Graham knows just the place. A small town in Maine, the town Ellie O’Neal lives in. The town is small enough he can find her, and not to mention it is the perfect place to shoot a movie. When Graham first comes into town Ellie doesn’t know he is the one she has been emailing with. Ellie doesn’t really like to hang around the movie set or watch the movie stars, in fact she doesn’t really like celebrities at all, even Graham. But maybe Graham can change Ellie’s mind, after all she knows the real him not the one you see on TV or in movies. Ellie is just a normal girl and Graham is a movie star could a relationship even really work out. All the fans want to see Graham and his co-star Olivia together, not Graham and Ellie O’Neal small town girl from Maine. Graham and Ellie will have to decide to listen to their head or their hearts and what they will learn in the process.
My Review:
This book was everything I hoped it would be. It was so cute and just an all round enjoyable read. It reminded me kind of a modern Cinderella retelling without the evil step-sisters and step-mother. I totally shipped Graham and Ellie from the beginning. The only thing I didn’t like about this book was it was easy to predict the ending of the story. I loved all (but one) of the characters in this book, especially Ellie! She is so strong willed, adventurous, determined, and fun! Ellie’s mom is quite different from her which makes the story interesting, she is very cautious, hates attention, and does not like Graham. I loved reading this book. Jennifer E. Smith always writes wonderfully and makes everything interesting!