Loving a Fallen Star

By: Jane B. Night

Narrated by: Logan McAllister

Vincent Lemarco is a Hollywood heartthrob, until the fateful day when a car accident leaves him horribly disfigured and ends his acting career. Alone and trying to piece his life back together, he moves to Little Creek, the small town where he was born and where he is known only as the reclusive Vincent Blake.

He is happy to keep to himself and mourn his losses, until the day he finds an injured dog along the side of the road. Annie, the veterinarian who fixes up the injured dog, soon becomes the woman Vincent's heart longs for.

It seems as if Vincent is getting a second chance at life and love when a call from his agent, offering one last shot at stardom, puts everything in jeopardy. Will he choose to return to the Hollywood life of Vincent Lemarco or stay in Little Creek with the woman he loves?

©2015 Jane B Night (P)2016 BZ Publishing LLC

Loving a Fallen Star

"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."


A short listen about starting over and second chances. A little bit predictable, but yet sweet.

The narration was well done. The characters were excellently portrayed.

Beauty and the beast reboot

I received this audiobook from Audiobook Blast, free by the publisher in exchange for an unbiased review.

The writer seems new to her craft, but there's hope. The narrator is where this book really falls short his speech is monotone and distracts from this short story. Don't waste a credit on this one, with a different narrator, and if on sale, I would try more from this promising author.

Wonderful, wonderful story!!!

Would you listen to Loving a Fallen Star again? Why?

I would and will definitely re-listen to this book. It was/is a great story about friendship and love.

Have you listened to any of Logan McAllister’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

A modern day Beauty and the Beast would by my tag line.

Any additional comments?

I love listening to romance books! I love reading/listening books about wounded souls. This one definitely fits the bill. Vincent is a BIG star, a star too big for his britches. Unfortunately, he finds out the hard way and life takes him down a notch. He is in an accident and it leaves him badly scarred. He moves back home to lick his wounds. This is where he rescues an injured dog, and when he takes him to the local veterinarian, Annie. Annie is also licking her own wounds. Her now ex-husband left her for a younger bimbo. Vincent and Annie are both now very wary of starting a relationship, however, as they start to get to know each other things start changing between them.
I loved this story, the author Jane B. Night did a phenomenal job creating this wonderful story, it is sort of a Beauty and the Beast story. Neither Vincent or Annie believing they are lovable the way they are. I really enjoyed the emotional trip that this book took me on.
Logan McAllister did a splendid job in the performance of this book. His performance really took me into the story.
I was gifted with an audio copy to this story for my honest opinion. I look forward to reading/listening to more from this pair in the future.
Thank you for reading my review.

Short but Sweet!

"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."

I don't often read books this short, because I'm usually disappointed with character development. This book isn't great, but it is good. It has a dog story AND a sweet love story so what's not to like.

Narrator is decent, although he could slow down just a bit, to give a bit more feeling to the story. But he did read well and I always knew which character was talking.

The character's aren't perfect, so much more realistic than lots of books. Love the mention of audiobooks in Vincent's future plans ;O)

I'm kind of hoping this is one of those books where the author will realize the great opportunity with this story, and rewrite it into a full-length book. It could be a terrific book.

As is often the case, due to the brevity of this book and it's cost, it's not really worth a credit. But it is def worth a read. You can get through the whole book in one day :O)

I was kind of wishing that the story was longer.

Would you recommend this book to a friend? Why or why not?

Yes

If you’ve listened to books by Jane B. Night before, how does this one compare?

NA

What aspect of Logan McAllister’s performance would you have changed?

None

Did Loving a Fallen Star inspire you to do anything?

NA

Any additional comments?

- Loving a Fallen Star by Jane B. Night = 3 stars

A sweet short story about second chances.
I was kinda wishing that the story was longer.
The narrator was pleasant.
I would definitely reach for another book by this author.

Note:
* I was provided this audiobook at no charge by the publisher in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Blast.*