Lights, Camera, Love

By: Natalie Murray

Narrated by: Eden Falk, Sonya Kerr

A sizzling grumpy-meets-sunshine romance that explores the notions of belonging, trust, hope, and finding the kind of love that you never imagined you could have, from the author of Love, Just In.

Hip-hop dance teacher Evie Scott lands the opportunity of a lifetime when she's cast in a blockbuster movie opposite her teenage crush, Hollywood heartthrob Austin Reynolds. The role promises financial stability, which she desperately craves now that her spendthrift mother has moved in, and maybe even a shot at true love. But the person Evie can't stop thinking about isn't Austin—it's his grumpy, sharp-tongued manager, Kye Evans.

A gifted dancer who grew up in foster care, Kye owes everything to Austin and his family. Now a skilled manager and publicist, he's spent years cleaning up Austin's messes, but it's his own past he'd rather keep buried. And the last thing he needs is a distraction like Evie.

As Evie and Kye dance their way through the chaos of an eccentric director who's seemingly determined to make the world's worst-ever movie, their chemistry ignites on and off the stage. Through late-night rehearsals and flirtatious dance moves, Evie and Kye's connection blossoms. But as old wounds threaten to reopen, they must decide if they're brave enough to face their fears and embrace the life-changing love they never saw coming.

'A heart-warming, slow-burn romance full of banter, chemistry and off-screen surprises. You'll fall hard for Evie and the grump she never saw coming.' LAUREN JACKSON, author of Break the Rules

'Natalie Murray at her sizzling best! Lights, Camera, Love swept me away from the first page.' EMMA GREY, author of Pictures of You

©2025 Natalie Murray (P)2025 W. F. Howes ltd.

Love Kye and Evie

I loved Kye and Evie’s story. The pain and the trauma from their childhoods and how they shaped them into the adults they are now. The strength that it took them to step away and focus on their past and learn things that they needed to be better partners to each other.

Loved them so much.

The narrators were great!