The Hollywood Jinx, Sariah Wilson
The Hollywood Jinx, Sariah Wilson
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The Hollywood Jinx

Author: Sariah Wilson

Narrator: Vivia Font

Unabridged: 9 hr 30 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 07/25/2023


Synopsis

When Hollywood comes to small-town Ohio, the scene is set for an unpredictable romance in a fun and flirty novel by Sariah Wilson, the bestselling author of The Chemistry of Love.The small town of Patience needs a financial boost. Temporary librarian and aspiring film-score composer Jane Wagner’s plan? Invite movie star Nick Haddon to the town’s harvest festival and stand back for the tourist surge. No one thought he’d say yes—much less that he’d bring a documentary crew to stream his visit.Given Nick’s affinity for trouble, his reputation and films are tanking. Patience is the perfect stopover on a journey of self-improvement and his chance to put good karma out in the universe. Spending time with a sweet and lovely guide like Jane is a bonus. But Jane’s heartbroken past keeps her on guard against men. Especially when they’re jinxed.The truth is, Jane’s falling hard. But she can’t ignore the differences between them. He’s famous. She isn’t. He’s here for two weeks. This is her home. Where can it possibly lead? She’ll see. Because day after blissful day, Nick’s encouraging Jane to trust again and, best of all, to dream beyond Patience.

About Sariah Wilson

Sariah Wilson is the USA Today bestselling author of The Chemistry of Love, The Paid Bridesmaid, The Seat Filler, Roommaid, Just a Boyfriend, the Royals of Monterra series, and the #Lovestruck novels. She is madly, passionately in love with her soulmate and is a fervent believer in happily ever afters—which is why she writes romance. She grew up in Southern California, graduated from Brigham Young University (go, Cougars!) with a semi-useless degree in history, and is the oldest of nine (yes, nine). She currently lives with the aforementioned soulmate and their children in Utah, along with three cats named Pixel, Callie, and Belle, who do not get along (the cats, not the kids—although the kids sometimes have their issues, too). For more information, visit her website at www.sariahwilson.com.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Sabi on September 05, 2023

I love small-town romances and thus, I loved the idea. But, the fall festival does not get the best opportunities sadly. So much more could've happened with it! Plus, the lead's quite self-involved to me.........more

Goodreads review by Judy on May 22, 2023

This was a sweet rom-com set in the small town of Patience, Ohio. Dreamy movie star meets girl next door type. It's a fun read and a short happily-ever-after type story. Description: When Hollywood comes to small-town Ohio, the scene is set for an unpredictable romance in a fun and flirty novel by Sar......more

Goodreads review by Katie on May 19, 2023

(4.5 Stars) There will always be something near and dear to my heart with a celebrity and "normal person" romance. Maybe because I place myself in the book and it fulfills my teenage dreams. Jane's small town of Patience is in dire straits and desperately needs a miracle to keep things afloat--especia......more

Goodreads review by Kristy on July 30, 2023

When an embezzling scandal hits the small town of Patience, only the town librarian Jane's job is still standing (long story). Her sister-in-law hatches a plan: invite movie star Nick Haddon to come to the town's harvest festival and let the tourist money do the rest. No one thought he'd actually sa......more

Goodreads review by Katie on March 14, 2024

Decent small-town romance with a will-they-or-won't they romance. However, there were some plot holes and things that were quite brushed over. The synopsis mentioned that a documentary crew would be in town to stream his visit, but the story never actually showed this happening. Jane is also a suppos......more


Quotes

“Wilson nails the small-town setting, complete with nosy but well-meaning residents, and delivers a sweet happy ending. This is a treat.” Publishers Weekly