Eight Weeks in Paris | 
Nicholas is a world renowned actor, in the closet, & finally got the role he‘s wanted his whole career, for one of his fave books.
Chris is a model, no acting experience, proudly out, &playing opposite Nicholas, known as the Big Bad Wolf of Hollywood, in a Parisian queer love story.
Their characters slow burn romance bleeds into their real lives & have to decide if it was just a filming fling or the real thing. Cute. Loved.
I ignored EIGHT WEEKS IN PARIS when ARCs went out because its cover belongs on one of those chick lit novels that uses “smiled” as a dialogue tag. This was a massive mistake on my part (and on the art department‘s; WHAT were they thinking?). I‘m a third of the way in and I‘m obsessed with this deep look at how two actors navigate their complex on screen roles while feeling their way into an off screen relationship. #gaymay
pickA rivals to lovers, slow burn romance full of a colorful cast of characters. The conflict between the two main characters helped to develop them as humans rather than just celebrities and judging them based on how the media portrayed them. This was a classic 'don't judge a book by its cover.'
