Love in the Spotlight by Julia Sutton

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @ZooloosBT and @sparklyauthor for being part of this tour and reviewing this book. I really like the front cover and the title of the book. Love in the spotlike is a romance comdy and is great book to read. The story was dead easy to get into and i loved the characters. Its a lovely and heartwarming read and was sad when it finished but cant wait for book 2 . If you like romcoms you will love this book 5 dtars out to buy now. Book Blurb When Elizabeth Ryan is demoted on Christmas Eve, she resigns herself to a dismal future: selling kitchen utensils in a large department store. The New Year looks bleak, but a chance encounter on a karaoke evening at her local pub introduces her to the glittering world of showbiz. The Rebels are an up-and-coming pop band who are preparing for a whirlwind tour of the UK. After some persuasion, Elizabeth auditions and is astonished when she is taken on as their backing singer. Leaving her sleepy Cornish fishing village behind, Elizabeth moves to the manic noise of London. Catapulted into a world of fame, will she succeed in the dazzling world of music and open her heart once more to the possibility of love? Author Bio Hello, I live in Wolverhampton, England and am the author of eight adult fiction novels and one YA mental health novel. I've had a variety of jobs ranging from bar staff, sales assistant, secretary, teaching assistant & dinner lady. I retired in 2019 to concentrate on writing and am absolutely loving it. I'm also currently studying for a creative writing Masters degree with The Open University. My interests include drawing, baking and reading. I love meeting and interacting with people on social media, I have an author page on Facebook where I ramble about books, happiness and writing.

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  1. Zooloo's Book Diary3 March 2023 at 08:57

    thank you so much for your continued support and for sharing your review x

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