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Falon BallardRomance · Fiction
Right on Cue
Right on Cue
- Published
- 2024
- Language
- English
- Once again, Falon hits it out of the park and straight into my heart with her newest book. Right on Cue follows Emmy, a rom-com screenwriter, who steps into the role of leading lady for her newest movie after not finding the right actress. When the original actor chosen to play her opposite drops out of the movie, the last person she ever expected steps in their place - Greyson West, action star and Emmy's former crush. The two must work through their differences to make an amazing movie, and of course fall in love along the way. Falon is my queen of Rom-Coms, she simply GETS the genre. There's something about her writing that is vivid, the banter is always witty, and just flows so well on the pages. One moment she has me laughing at the characters bickering to swooning over the leading man. ALSO, the use of celebrity inspo in this book, the red carpet scene? I was GUSHING. Even the third-act drama is written so well. Also, one single POV does a lot for me, cause you just know that the man is DOWN BAD for his girl, and its so nice to see that being expressed. Please pick this book up, it truly deserves all the love. Thank you to NetGalley, Penguin Group Putnam, and Falon for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.
- They didn't have any chemistry. The relationship became too physical, too soon, so there is really no romance. She doesn't even really like him for him and he's mostly despondent for most of the book.... They don't take anything out. The third act breakup was unnecessary and silly. We got maybe 10 minutes of them being a great couple and the rest made me question their future relationship status. Most everyone else served to enjoy their relationship though. I did like the acknowledgements at the end of the book. Makes you appreciate all the behind the scenes that goes into a book. It's a good thing no one refuses to read a book because of my opinions!