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Blog Tour/Review: The Stars in Her Eyes by C.M. Albert


The Stars in Her Eyes
C.M. Albert
(Love in LA Quartet, #1)
Publication date: March 26th 2019
Genres: Contemporary, New Adult, Reverse Harem, Romance

Love in LA just got a whole lot hotter!
One woman. Three men. Some things are best kept secret.
“Hands down the best reverse harem I’ve ever read!” Goodreads Reviewer M. Simmons
When Creslyn Knight auditions for the role of a life time, she never expects three things:

1. To know the casting director—intimately.

2. To be insanely attracted to the three stand-in actors at the audition.

3. That she’d soon be putting her morals to the test when her resolve weakens.
Acting is in Creslyn’s blood, and she’s focused her sights on one thing: landing the role of a lifetime. But she’s always been told that everything comes at a cost. The casting director names his when he tells her she must make him believe she can surrender to a harem of men, or he can’t justify giving her the lead role.

Determined to prove him wrong and show him she can tap into a passion that deep, Creslyn throws herself into rehearsals. But the fine line between script and reality soon starts to blur, leading her and three men into unchartered territory. The only problem? She has a jealous roommate, a disgruntled mother, and a string of paparazzi hot on her trail, making Creslyn question the cost of everything.

In a world where some things are best kept secret, is the price of fame too high when it comes to the heart?

The Stars in Her Eyes is book one of the Love in LA Quartet and is a new adult, steamy contemporary romance reverse harem LOVE STORY that can be read as a stand-alone or as an introduction to the series. All the heat you’ve come to expect with a reverse harem, AND a storyline worthy of a contemporary romance love story. Finally, the best of both worlds!

On sale for $2.99 for a limited time!

REVIEW

Creslyn is an up and coming starlet when she encounters the three hottest men she's ever seen. And lucky her, she gets to act out some fantasies with these men when the casting director (whom she has an intimate past with) tells her he can't justify giving her the lead role unless she can prove to him that she can realistically show that she can give herself to three men at the same time. Yep...


And it's as hot as it sounds. But, and that's a huge BUT, it's also much more than just hot. Because The Stars in Her Eyes isn't just some piece of erotic fluff. It's a true journey that Creslyn takes. A journey of self-realization. A journey of love and lust and passion. I won't tell who, if anyone, she ends up with, just know that this is a wonderful story and you really need to read it, even if you aren't into reverse harems, even if you don't even know what a reverse harem is. I have my favorite of the 3 beautiful men Creslyn gets to experience. I won't say who of course, but he's swoony and sweet and hotaf. So get your fingers to clicking, and download a copy today!

Author Bio

USA Today Best Selling Author C.M. Albert writes heartwarming romances that are both “sexy and flirty, sweet and dirty!” Her writing infuses a healthy blend of humor, inspiration, and high-heat romance. She’s a sucker for a good villain but is a die-hard believer in everlasting love. In her spare time, she and her husband wrangle their two kids and enjoy spending time outdoors. When not writing or kid wrangling, C.M. Albert is also a Certified Medical Reiki Master, chocolate chip cookie aficionado, kindness ambassador, and seeker of naps.


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Comments

  1. This sounds well written and I love that it has a lot of substance and characterization and not just about the sex/romance. Great review !:)

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