Her roommate Trix, who is a great supporting character in this book, is there to cheer her on. Lily’s parents, both well-known names, haven’t been the greatest support system for her, so she doesn’t have a lot of people to share her excitement. Lily can’t believe she has made it to an actual theater production. After her audition, he nervously decides to cast her.

But he admits he does see something in her talent, and he also knows an amazing voice coach. But that voice in Luc’s esteemed theater? He thinks not. Lily is all curves, and breathy-voiced seduction, which works well on her television show that has her naked and having sex more than serious acting. He watches the acting reel of Lily Lamprey and can’t believe he is actually considering her for a main part. When another actress breaks her foot and with the rehearsals starting very soon, Luc starts to get a little desperate.and super grumpy. The only problem is that his girlfriend who he wanted in the play, ran away to get married…to a man who isn’t Luc. Taking us back to the West End and the theater community with a hero who is a curmudgeon (at least to start) and a heroine who is on a popular yet trashy television show, and the tabloids have a field day with her character.ĭirector Luc Savage is ready to reinvigorate his West End theater with a new historical play. I fell completely in love with Lucy Parker’s first book, Act Like it. Pretty Face by Lucy Parker (London Celebrities #2)

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