Title: Starlet’s Light
Author: Carla J. Hanna
Goodreads Rating: 4.5 out of 5
My Rating: 4 out of 5
This is the third book to the
Starlet’s Web series and let me start of by saying that it was not my favorite
one. It took me a while to finish this book and I think it was because Liana
bothered me a lot in this book. It seemed like she was in a huge pity party just
for herself. I just wanted to knock her on the head and show her how many
people she can trust and love.
Throughout
the novel Liana feels like her friends and family do not love her even though
that is not the case at all. This book is set in England, which is a good
change in the scenery from the first two books. Liana is filming her last Muse
before it turns into a television series. You see Liana getting in control with
her career path. She is more professional now that she takes control of her work.
The main flaw that I see in her in this novel is the fact that she is afraid
that she is going to die. Instead of living life like it is her last she just
mopes about it. Now I know that seems pretty harsh for me to say especially
since I am not ill or put in the same situations as Liana but wouldn’t you
think that if it was your last day wouldn’t you want to live it. Instead Liana
pushes everyone out except one person. That is all I am going to say about
Liana because I am going to talk about my new favorite couple that you meet in
this series.
Evan
and Amelie are my new favorite couple in the series. Like I keep giggling
whenever they are mentioned in this book. Evan is in the previous books as
well. In the first one he was Liana’s boyfriend at the beginning. I never paid
even that much attention towards him. I did not hate him or like him he was
just another character in the story for me until this book. I honestly believe
that Evan and Amelie are the only sane ones in this novel. I wish that in the future
that there will be a novella or a short story or whatever (hint hint Ms. Hanna).
I just love them!
Again I cannot praise Ms. Hanna’s writing style. She is a phenomenal
writer that makes you think about your everyday life as you read her work.