You’re So Fine

Lacey is a single mom whom has fled L.A. after her actor boyfriend left with her employer, a Hollywood starlet. Beau is an actor that is known for action movies that draw the masses to the box office. A clause in his contract states he must star in one indie movie and is cast in a chick flick. To make matters worse, his accommodations for the duration of filming have been taken over by Lacey and her son, causing Beau to have to be on his best behavior. Lacey has sworn off men, especially actors, but can she fight the obvious attraction she feels toward Beau, especially when he has fallen not only for Lacey, but her son as well?

You’re So Fine is a fun, sweet romance that takes the reader on a journey to find what the definition of family really means. There are no big surprises in this book; it is a little predictable, but at the same time it hits the spot if you’re looking for a light read with a great storyline and well developed characters. This would make a great beach read and is perfect for fans of standalone happily-ever-afters.