This is a fun, lighthearted rom-com about a screenwriter who falls in love with a movie star. I really enjoyed most of this book: the characters, setting, story were all likable until about the last 15% of the book. However, one of my biggest pet peeves is the miscommunication trope that could have been solved by a simple text or phone call or even an email. I think the author did an ok job of trying to explain it in the end, but it definitely fell a little flat after an otherwise well-written story. I still recommend it because overall I thought it was fun and entertaining. It's just personal preference that I can't understand that trope in a modern world. 

The main characters got together and fell in love a little more quickly than seemed realistic. I also normally hate third act misunderstandings that could be solved if either or both people used their words, but it was so heartbreaking I couldn't help but appreciate it. There were a lot of things in it that weren't usually my jam but I ended up staying up all night finishing it because it was great.