The adventures that Lizzie has dealing with typical ego-driven characters are very entertaining and present a picture of life in tinsel town that may or may not be realistic.

This novel about Hollywood people certainly turns out to have the kind of ending that the town is famous for producing - a story in which everything turns out just fine, even though it may be radically different from the book it was taken from.

For the most part, the action is realistic, but as the reader reaches the denouement, things seems to fall into place a little too conveniently; but sometimes that is what we want - a story where the villain gets what is coming to her and the heroine, in this case, is rewarded for her efforts and talents.

An interesting aspect of Lizzie’s character is her obsession with Su Doku, the Japanese number puzzle, and her addiction to the game led to some pivotal events in the plot.

An enjoyable and fast-paced read just right for summer reading by the pool.