C.M. Albert

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Oooh mah gawd! This was sooo hot!

The Stars in Her Eyes by C.M. Albert is definitely a one day read, I was hooked instantly, and I'm sure you'll be too!

Although this was different and not exactly what I was expecting. I love RH but this one didn't really feel like one. I felt that it was something a bit different to that. Unlike most RH books, this one led to a final couple, with the other men that she had been interested in left as just friends; which was kinda weird to me.

But other than that, I absolutely loved it. It was well-written, the characters in this book are full of passion, desire—not just for each other—and it truly blew me away.

Creslyn is an actress at the tip of major stardom. One day she goes to a casting call that will change her life forever......and not only does she have to deal with these new feeling but her estranged mother is causing drama and her best friend/ roommate is acting jealous. There were lots of little twists that really kept the story going, it was great.

This was a good start to a new series that I'm sooo looking forward to. The Stars in Her Eyes is definitely a book to read, especially if you're looking to start reading RH, but not quite there yet, since, like I mentioned earlier, it leads to a final couple. BUT yeah. I recommend it!

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DNF -36%
This one was a DNF for me about 36%.
So first there was nothing wrong with the writing here at all, this just wasn't my overall bag.
The premise of this sounded rather intriguing on paper a totally anonymous room where anything goes and for me, I think this is one of those reads that Might have worked better if it was shorter in length.
Each chapter reads like its own individual story from a particular character's POV leading on into the next chapter with a different individuals perspective; almost like a series of interconnecting stories.
Really neat idea but in retrospect I felt an overall disconnect with each person involved.
Flitting on so swiftly to the next raunchy adventure stopped me from getting emotionally invested with anyone here.
I read I think four of these instalment chapters overall but did ultimately find me self-skimming as there's only so much bedroom Olympics I could read without getting eventually bored.
There was also a kind of profound message at the end of each of these encounters that the patrons of The White Room Seemed to take away; that was a charming touch that I did like.
So, Yeh, this wasn't really for me, not enough of an underlying storyline to hold my actual attention.
I'm not quite sure what I expected here but this wasn't it.
I will say this was excellently narrated with a flowing lyrical style but for myself, that just wasn't enough to overcome the lack of a deeper connection here.
I will not be ruling out this author in the future because as I said the writing was fine just not for me.
I was provided with an ARC of "The White Room" By the author of which I have reviewed voluntary.
All opinions expressed are entirely my own.

Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm.
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