Starling: Love in Los Angeles Book 1

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Hollywood’s newest star, 21-year-old J. Alex Cook never wanted to be famous, he just wanted to get out of Indiana. When he hooks up with Paul, a writer on a hit TV show, Alex is thrown into a web of relationships involving friends, lovers, and everything in between.

Forced to figure out what it means to live — and love — in the public eye, Alex’s quest to find his own happily ever after will make you believe love is possible… even in Los Angeles.

Please be aware, this is a high-heat, high-angst romance and includes characters with a past history of self-harm.

This title was previously published by Torquere Press. This is a newly updated and revised edition.

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SKU: N/A Categories: Actor/Actress, Contemporary, Diverse, Hollywood, LGBTQ+, New Adult, Office, Poly Love, Professions Tags: contemporary romance, gay, glbtq, homosexual, LGBTQ, LILA, Love in Los Angeles, M/M, multiple POV, queer, romance, same sex

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Editorial Reviews

“STARLING is a reader’s treasure that completely engaged me from the very beginning…. The realities of life, love and self discovery that are presented in this highly character driven story are exceptional. STARLING is well written and develops at a slow but steady pace that perfectly complements its raw emotionalism.” – Carly’s Book Reviews

“… just plain fun, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes contemporary Hollywood romances.” – Bisexual Books

About the Author

Racheline’s fiction, non-fiction and poetry has appeared in numerous outlets. She is also a producer and writer on Serial Box Publishing’s Tremontaine (available in print from Simon & Schuster’s Saga Press).

Erin is a writer and blogger based in Washington, D.C. She has a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the University of Toronto, and a Master’s degree in International Affairs.

Together, they write stories and scripts about public life, fame, and other forms of witchcraft.