The Other End of the Line

by Lyna Lopez

Brina Palace spent her high school days keeping up with her grades and trying not to get bullied by her peers. Compared to her sister, Brina had always come second best in her academics, and she found no way around the bullying. Instead of stressing about it, Bree spent the majority of her time watching Dylan Taylor movies and falling in love with the actor on-screen. Until one day, she finds a phone with everything in it locked, but for the text messaging feature.Dylan Marcus Taylor had played several roles throughout his career that he’s both hated and admired. During one of his events, Dylan loses his phone and goes crazy trying to catch the attention of whoever found it. He expected someone to steal it, wipe it, or use the personal information they found inside to threaten him, but instead, he came to know something far better than him or his career.Would Brina and Dylan be able to find a fairy-tale movie ending or will reality get the best of both of them?* un-edited version

266 pages, Paperback

First published January 8, 2018

About the author

Lyna Lopez is a storyteller who spins tales of love, rebellion, and magic—all while wrangling her own wild kingdom on a mini farm in rural Florida. When she’s not dreaming up fearless heroines and the alpha males who can’t resist them, you’ll find her reading and hoarding pretty books like a true dragon or binging the latest Asian dramas. Whether ink on paper or pixels on a screen, Lyna’s world is one where love always wins—sometimes with a straight right to the face. Catch her latest adventures and more on social media @lynalopezauthor or her website lynalopez.com.

Reviews

[Amanda Wood · Rating 5 out of 5]

Omg this book was fantastic. I got sucked in right away and couldn’t stop reading. It took me through a bunch of emotions and I just had to know how the book ended. Would highly recommend it.

[Larissa Lopes · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun, quick read about an ordinary girl who gets the attention (and eventually the heart) of her favorite Hollywood star. It reminded me of the movies “Anonymously Yours” (because they meet each other accidentally and then start a relationship through text) and “Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!” (minus the love triangle).