Description
Kimberly Bryant is a well-known Hollywood actress for her roles in romantic comedies. All she's waiting for is her Oscar or Golden Globe award, and the movie that will bring either award for her. As a twenty-six-year-old actress who's been in the field all her life, she hopes to get her big break soon. But, when a "New York Times" newspaper columnist, Adam Richards, writes an article that makes him millions on Kimberly and how awful an actress she actually is, she decides to give him an opinion of her own. The cynical and sarcastic, realist really opens Kimberly's eyes to the real world and gives her a whole knew perspective on life, while she gives him something to smile about and teaches him how to make things simple. Can this friendly interaction really happen between the two who so bitterly can't stand each other? And can it turn into more? Read to find out.
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