Written in the Stars (Pop Stars Romantic Comedy #5) By Rachael Eliker
Outstanding
Another great book in this series. Isn't it great to see stars have some of the same issues we do. Funny enough to make you laugh out loud and sweet enough to make you say ahh. Just wish we could hear all the great music. 251 I loved Eloise’s quirky personality. It makes her much more relatable. The friendships in this book are great. I felt like one of the group as I was reading. The romance is sweet. 251 Totally loved this book! It was fun to catch up with Eloise and Warren, and all the others from previous books:) This was a fast read that I had a hard time putting down. I highly recommend this book and author to all those who believe that true love conquers all and that second chances are the best. Happy Reading!
I received a free copy of this book if I would leave an honest review. 251 Good series
Really thought the series was cute, and a good clean read. Really like the story lines. Can’t wait to read more of the author. 251 This book was a lot of fun. These two were entertaining to read. Talk about 2 people being on different pages. He wants a second chance and she’s terrified of getting hurt again. Good thing they both have friends and her meddlesome sister to get them back on track. A must read.
I received this as an arc and I am giving my honest review voluntarily 251
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A beautifull well written fun, romantic comedy about two musicians finding true love thru a second chance. This fun, witty and flirty story has endearing awkwardness and tender sweetness filled with ups and downs, family drama, a meddling sister and friends all while swooning in this charming story. The characters are interesting, likeable, well developed and have great chemistry with a side of insecurity. I loved the supporting cast of characters some from previous stories in the series and a few new ones added. It another addicting standalone among a grat must read series. 251 All Their Dreams Came True
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It's a refreshing, romantic and emotional story. Warren and Eloise dated briefly but due to her insecurities, she ended the relationship. Circumstances brought them into each other’s lives again but misunderstandings and fear seemed to keep them apart. My only negative was the the beginning of the story was a bit drawn out. However, it is an entertaining and enjoyable book, that I would recommend to anyone.
I received an ARC of this book from Bookfunnel and I am voluntarily leaving a review. 251 From the moment that Warren shares the piano with Eloise, you can almost “hear” how he completes her. But is it mere attraction? Do they have enough to make a relationship work?
Eloise is a shy introvert who dreams of singing. Her parents are not supportive, so she has to find the courage to disappoint them.
In the midst of the family drama, Eloise is carrying a heartbreak over being left behind by Warren. Her self doubt nearly halts her forward motion in her career and love life.
She has to answer the question, “Is true love a willingness to work, or is it written in the stars?”
This was a highly entertaining read. I really enjoyed it! 251 This is a second chance novel, and we assume throughout the story, Warren was the one to break it off. It shows how unsure and childish Eloise is being, even as she gains confidence taking her singing career on tour with her ex, Warren. I love Warren. He is not a quitter and does everything he knows how to win Eloise back. Unfortunately, Eloise is stuck in her own head most of the time. With the help of her outrageous friends, Eloise finds that her and Warren's love is written in the stars. 251 4.5 stars
Eloise and Warren were some of my favorite characters in the last book, so I knew I was going to enjoy their story.
It was fun and flirty, just like the rest of the series, and we get to meet new characters (loved Stella) as well as revisit the ones from past stories.
My one criticism that kept it from the full 5 stars for me was that Eloise's hang ups with Warren, which were already a bit much, went on too long. (Maybe if he'd had a real flaw or had really screwed up it would have been easier to believe)
Still, it was a minor annoyance & this is a worthy entry to this entertaining series. I look forward to the next - I'm hoping we'll get to find out who Tad's mystery love is. And then I'll know if my guess is right, lol.
Clean romance level: passionate kissing 251
Eloise is ready to hit a high note as a pop star…except her ex is being a major distraction.
Eloise Stauch’s fears of becoming an old, shut-in cat lady are shelved when she’s invited to go on tour following an appearance on a popular singing competition. When all is said and done, she’ll have a recording contract with Harper Music. Simple…until her ex-boyfriend, Warren, shows up unannounced and with horrible timing: it’s on the one day she hasn’t washed her hair, and she’s still wearing the same pants she slept in.
Warren’s gorgeous singing voice and Southern charm are hard to resist, but Eloise is determined to stay focused. Easier said than done when one glance from him makes her insides turn to mush. Warren doesn’t hesitate trying to win her back, even if she occasionally wants to crawl under a rock when she makes a fool of herself. Protective of her once broken heart, Eloise quickly realizes she’s falling head over heels for him again.
As flirting with Warren reaches a pinnacle and she thinks she’s ready to give him a second chance, Eloise discovers he’s been keeping a secret that brings his character into question. When the music stops, Eloise will have to decide whether trusting Warren will lead her to another shattered heart or if the two of them just might discover a love that is written in the stars. Written in the Stars (Pop Stars Romantic Comedy #5)