Grace has landed the lead in a new TV series-but when the director asks her to lose fifteen pounds, she goes public with her weight struggles and suddenly develops a huge fan club who support her right to have curves. But between that and the public's continuing fascination with her "are they or aren't they" relationship with Jack, Grace begins to wonder if anyone's really interested in her because of her upcoming TV series, or if it's all speculation about the size of her ass and her bedroom partner.
Meanwhile, Jack is voted the Sexiest Man Alive and becomes a little too enamored with the party-hard lifestyle. Grace vows to give him the space he needs to find himself, but then he begins to spiral down from lovable Brit to Hollywood brat. People are talking, but are Jack and Grace? Her career is on the rise, and his continues into the stratosphere, but will she be able to catch him if he falls? Will they ever be able to just be a couple who can hold hands when they walk down the street?
I wanted to stand up and cheer when I read this book. For 900 pages (three books total), we followed Grace through her ups and downs, fears and doubts, trumps and failures. To watch/read her finally come into her own and the message she delivers - well done Clayton, well done!
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