Who Wouldn't Love Me?

by Kate Sweeney

Glenn Hastings is a movie star, and by studio execs’ measure, she is considered old at fifty-one. An outrageous flirt, shallow, and conceited, she has allowed her fame to control her life. And now, landing the sexy roles of younger characters seems unattainable. So she did what any insecure narcissist would do. Glenn wrote a book about her favorite person—Glenn Hastings. She was filled with excitement at her book signing of Who Wouldn’t Love Me? And she thought it to be true. Who wouldn’t want to read about her life?

Sophie Marsh just wanted to relax on the only day she had to herself in weeks. But what was she doing? Going to the mall, which she abhorred, to stand in line, which she despised, to get some ridiculous book signed for her best friend who did not have a day off. Who would want to read about some arrogant movie star?

Hold on to your wigs. Glenn and Sophie are on a collision course of laughter, love, and mayhem. Together they’ll try to answer the age-old question: Who wouldn’t love me?

Genres: Lesbian, Lesbian Romance, Celebrity, Humor, Enemies To Lovers

231 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 8, 2014

About the author

Kate Sweeney was the 2007 recipient of the Golden Crown Literary Society award for Debut Author for She Waits, the first in the Kate Ryan Mystery series, which was also nominated for the Lambda Literary Society award for Lesbian Mystery.

The second in the series, A Nice Clean Murder, was nominated the Lambda this year for Lesbian Mystery, and is a nominee for GCLS award in the Mystery category. Her novel Away from the Dawn released in August 2007 is also nominated for the GCLS award for Speculative Fiction. She is also a contributing author for the anthology Wild Nights: (Mostly) True Stories of Women Loving Women, published by Bella Books.

Born in Chicago, Kate resides in Villa Park, Illinois, where she works as an office manager—no glamour here, folks; it pays the bills. Humor is deeply embedded in Kate’s DNA. She sincerely hopes you will see this when you read her novels, short stories, and other works.

Reviews

[Pin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Three and a half stars, rounded up because I really like Kate Sweeney's humorous way of writing. And she really knows how to write great kid characters.

[Bib · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really liked the synopsis, but the story loses steam halfway through the book.

[Best Lesfic Reviews · Rating 4 out of 5]

A little fluff, a lot light and all things non-serious. This books sets out to entertain and does so really well.

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[Heidi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great characters, the towns people and Darius! Love that kid. Starting the book I was expecting the same old, actress meets girl falls in love. I liked the back story and the conflict between the main characters. I am never disappointed in a Sweeney book.

[G · Rating 5 out of 5]

Cute and amusing, characters my age range (over 40), funny Dialogue, sarcastic characters who affectionately quarrel a lot - found it a fun, humorous, read.

[Becky Rosenson · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one annoyed me a little, mainly because I really didn't like one of the main characters. If it is hard for me to like a character, then I find I really don't care much how the plot turns out.

[Julie Murphy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyable read

Good tension, great characters and delicious back and forth tension between the main characters make this a fun and enjoyable read. And the camp scenes are fun, too.

[Angie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book but it took me awhile to warm up to both women. The supporting cast made this book for me.