Hollywood Hotties Series by Mia Fox

When you’re an entertainment publicist, there’s no better cure for a broken heart than to Alert the Media… April and Ryan Monahan are the perfect Hollywood couple. He’s a handsome actor on the rise; she’s a high-powered entertainment publicist. Her job becomes more demanding, however, when Ryan announces he is gay and wants a divorce... moreWhen you’re an entertainment publicist, there’s no better cure for a broken heart than to Alert the Media… April and Ryan Monahan are the perfect Hollywood couple. He’s a handsome actor on the rise; she’s a high-powered entertainment publicist. Her job becomes more demanding, however, when Ryan announces he is gay and wants a divorce. Believing that her persuasive power over the press will give Ryan the publicity he craves, April launches a swift media campaign to make him realize that he can’t live without her. But Ryan has decided that he likes the dating scene and April’s boss insists that she keep him happy as his account is important to the firm. To her dismay, April is forced to protect her firm’s bottom line by maintaining Ryan’s status as a Hollywood heartthrob while enduring her own heartbreak. As she picks up the pieces of her destroyed marriage, April is determined to compete with Ryan for power, publicity, and true love — even when her imagination takes her from the board room to the bedroom. To save her sanity, her corner office, and her two dogs from becoming caught up in an ugly custody battle, April constructs a plan to use her media savvy skills to her advantage. less

Keeping up with the Jones’ was never so complicated! Since elementary school days, Katie wanted to be like beautiful, blonde Amanda Exeter, a woman she views with equal amounts disdain and admiration. After years of hoping and wishing, Katie and her husband, Rich, finally move into the same gated community as Amanda. But the moving truck no sooner leaves the driveway of their Beverly Hills abode, when Katie decides something is terribly wrong... moreKeeping up with the Jones’ was never so complicated! Since elementary school days, Katie wanted to be like beautiful, blonde Amanda Exeter, a woman she views with equal amounts disdain and admiration. After years of hoping and wishing, Katie and her husband, Rich, finally move into the same gated community as Amanda. But the moving truck no sooner leaves the driveway of their Beverly Hills abode, when Katie decides something is terribly wrong. The ‘move-in condition’ home now seems obviously void of what the neighbors call essentials -- built-in barbecues, french doors, imported fabrics, and luxury vehicles in the garage. Katie immediately launches a plan to remake herself and Rich as the neighborhood’s newest “It” couple. But her efforts backfire with every hair-brained scheme to climb the social ladder. Fans of Allison Pearson’s “I Don’t Know How She Does It” and Sophie Kinsella’s “Confessions of a Shopaholic” will love this satirical, chick lit comedy. Buy “Keeping Up” and discover that the grass isn’t always greener in a bigger, brighter pasture. less