Themes and tropes: Celebrities/Hollywood, enemies-to-lovers, age-gap. And Summer definitely would if it wasn’t for the fact she’s maybe a tiny bit in love with the impossible woman.Ī lesbian celebrity romance about gaining love, losing masks, and trying to stick to the script. Now the so-called British Bitch has the audacity to ask Summer to pretend to be her girlfriend to get her a role? Elizabeth doesn’t even like Summer! Oh, how she’d love to tell her no. Americas most-hated villain stars in a top-rated TV medical. She came late to the game at penning novels, never suspecting her non-fiction brain could jump into fiction easily. Summer Hayes is devastated when her co-star shuns her for accidentally sparking rumors they’re lovers. (Lesbian romance) Life has become a farcical mess for icy British A-lister Elizabeth Thornton. Lee Winter is a full-time writer and part-time editor who was formerly an award-winning journalist and sub-editor bouncing around Australia for almost thirty years. Life becomes a farcical mess when icy British A-lister Elizabeth and bright LA star Summer try to persuade an eccentric. The only problem is that the eccentric French film-maker offering it insists on meeting her “girlfriend”, Summer, first. If she could just get her dream movie role, life would be so much better. As a closeted actress, that’s the last thing Elizabeth needs. Angela Dawe, the hugely popular audiobook narrator of mainstream and lesbian fiction, discusses her Michigan roots, love of stories, rapping badly, philosophy, and whether she is, in fact, on the lam. Now, she’s been romantically linked to her perky, new co-star, Summer, due to the young woman’s clumsiness. Part one of Lee Winter’s interview with Angela Dawe, who narrated The Brutal Truth and Breaking Character. America’s most-hated villain stars in a top-rated TV medical drama that she hates. (Lesbian romance)Life has become a farcical mess for icy British A-lister Elizabeth Thornton.

Breaking character by lee winter