If it's a fake Hollywood-style celebrity romance, I will be reading it. I loved Funny You Should Ask, so needless to say this was one of my most anticipated books. It didn't disappoint. I loved the alternating timelines and the drama.  Kathleen and Cal had so much history and emotional turmoil involved in their relationship, but I was rooting for them the whole time. I also loved that Kathleen was Jewish and it wasn't a huge plot point, but there were definitely certain nuances that I noticed and enjoyed. This book was so tense and so vulnerable and I couldn't stop reading. I felt so invested in the characters and what was going on, and I also loved that it shifted from pop star to Broadway star. Musicals are some of my favorite things, so I thought that aspect was so well done. Overall, this was a must-read for me. Thanks to Ballantine Books/PRH for sending me an e-ARC to read and review!