Gina Rae Mitchell

Fame and Privilege by LC Reagan | Book Review – Gina Reviews: Fame & Privilege by L.C. Reagan. A Hollywood billionaire romance novel. Read how Jenn and Ryan turn the tables on the Hollywood harassment machine and media while nurturing their budding romance.

 

Fame and Privilege by L.C. Reagan
Published by Independent on July 7, 2019
Genres: Fiction, Romance
Format: eBook
Pages: 209

Billionaire Jenn Cooper has run her own movie studio for the last 3 years with the utmost success. Everything in her life has been easy due to the wealth and privilege she's been afforded.

Ryan Price is a young and talented manager in Hollywood who represents up-and-coming starlet Julia Belle.

What will happen when Price and Cooper try to collaborate on one of Hollywood's most promising stories to date? Let's just say that things in Hollywood never follow the script.

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My review:

Fame & Privilege is not your typical billionaire romance novel. I enjoyed the female lead as the billionaire. Jenn and Ryan are incredibly likable, and all the characters are very well-written in this book.

Yes, this is a romance novel. However, the storyline touches on deeper topics such as morality, abusive situations, and Hollywood harassment, all while keeping you entertained.

Relationships are key in Reagan’s debut novel. It’s refreshing to see the lasting friendship Jenn has with Alicia and Isabel. Her relationship with her father seems healthy and comes from a loving base. Ryan and Julia also have a friendship that goes beyond a simple client-representative connection.

Richard provides the necessary bad-guy needed to set up the hero. He serves this role exceptionally well. Haha, he’s instantly irritating and quickly incites your hate—the perfect jerk.

Ryan is everything you want in the male protagonist. He’s handsome, sweet, trustworthy, and honest. He and Jenn have that instant attraction you need in a romance novel.

I recommend Fame & Privilege to lovers of romance, relationships, friendships, and even Hollywood.

Content Warnings: Adult language – Sexual situations and descriptions

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Fame and Privilege by LC Reagan | Book Review

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