We're excited to spotlight Extremely Famous by Heather Leigh, Book 3 and the final ending of Heather's debut Famous series. We really enjoyed this Hollywood themed love story. Drew & Sydney's journey begins with a very sweet & steamy courtship. In Extremely Famous, secrets and the past threatens to destroy their future life together. An angsty, gut-wrenching and beautiful conclusion to a series we adore and definitely recommend.
Drew is a hot as hell BBF who is had us swooning but at the time he is very alpha, a delicious combination that stole our hearts. Today read chapter 1 of Extremely Famous and watch a gorgeous trailer of Relatively Famous. AND, enter to win ebooks and a signed paperback! Enjoy and Good LUCK!
Note: The Famous series should be read in order and are not stand-alones.
Drew is a hot as hell BBF who is had us swooning but at the time he is very alpha, a delicious combination that stole our hearts. Today read chapter 1 of Extremely Famous and watch a gorgeous trailer of Relatively Famous. AND, enter to win ebooks and a signed paperback! Enjoy and Good LUCK!
Note: The Famous series should be read in order and are not stand-alones.
"Today tops the list of the strangest day ever. I have an international rock star that can have any woman he wants turning up in my life everywhere that I go... and the highest paid actor in the world laying drunk on my bed begging me not to leave him.
What the hell do I do next?"
- Extremely Famous by Heather Leigh
Read Chapter 1 of Extremely Famous
I think I’m going to be sick. Like stomach churning, clutch the toilet, upchuck a lung kind of sick.
In twenty minutes, my father is coming over for dinner. This wouldn’t make most people run for the bathroom to lose their last meal, but most people aren’t me. My dad is Reid Tannen, Hollywood heartthrob and A-list movie star, but that’s not why I’m nervous. The anxiety is due to the fact that I haven’t seen or spoken to my dad in over twelve years.
“Babe, you have to stop freaking out.”
My boyfriend, no my fiancé Drew, has been trying to calm me down for the last half hour. In fact, he’s been trying to calm me down ever since I found out my dad would be in New York this week to go to a premiere for one of his movies and I forced myself to call him to see if he would have dinner with us.
I pace back and forth in front of the big wall of windows in the bedroom for the hundredth time. “You know I can’t.” I make the mistake of looking down at my West Village street. It’s teeming with paparazzi. Shit. That certainly didn’t help to relax me.
Ever since Drew and I got back to New York, we’ve been stalked and hounded by reporters and photographers everywhere we go. The huge eavesdropping scandal involving the studio that produced Drew’s latest movie, went public while we were in London. Since we’ve been back in the U.S. the story has only gotten bigger and more sensational.
It doesn’t help that he’s one of the highest paid actors in the world and I’m Sydney Tannen, the daughter of two movie stars who vanished from the public eye for twelve years, only to reappear on Drew’s arm at a movie premiere.
James Shelton, the head of marketing for the studio, has been arrested by the FBI for violating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, otherwise known as illegal wiretapping. The case is a giant mess because the recordings occurred in Canada and the U.K. so Interpol is involved. I’m living in a James Bond movie. A really bad, really stressful, paparazzi-infused, James Bond movie.
“Sydney, don’t look at the reporters,” Drew says from behind me. His masculine scent surrounds me and gives me a moment of peace. He wraps his strong arms around my waist and gently turns me to face him. “It’s going to be great, your dad is great.” Drew brushes his warm lips against mine. “You are great.”
I can’t help it, even with the giant ball of barbed wire twisting in my gut he makes me melt.
How did I get so lucky?
Drew is the best thing that ever happened to me, and I would never have given him the time of day if I had known he was one of the most highly recognizable actors in the world when I met him.
Twisting the enormous engagement ring on my finger, I look up at the man I love from under my lashes. He’s so good-looking that it hurts to stare at him for too long. Even the worried expression on his face doesn’t make him any less attractive. No wonder he was named “Sexiest Man Alive”. Twice.
“You’re right, I do need to calm down.” I stalk out of the bedroom and down the hall to the kitchen, a confused Drew hot on my heels.
“Syd,” he warns, realizing exactly where I’m headed.
I’m not sure if it’s nerves or the fact that Drew is practically chasing me to the kitchen while chastising me like I’m a little girl but I burst into a fit of giggles and full-out sprint to the liquor cabinet.
“What the …?” I look back and see a smirk breaking Drew’s concerned expression as he hustles to catch me.
Laughing, I reach the bottle of tequila and snatch it up just as Drew pulls me into his tight embrace. “I just want one shot!” I yell out between giggles.
“You don’t need to do this,” he replies, trying and failing to hold in his own laughter.
“Tell me you’re not nervous too.” I clutch the bottle to my middle in a pathetic attempt to keep him from getting it.
He freezes in place, dropping his arms and letting me go. I stand up straight and stare at his blazing green eyes, worried that I said something stupid and upset him. I watch as Drew slowly turns to the cabinet and grabs two shot glasses, setting them on the granite countertop.
“Fine, just one,” he says seriously. As I move forward and unscrew the cap, he unleashes a patented Andrew Forrester, panty-incinerating, dimple-revealing grin. “Well, maybe two… each.”
We laugh for no real reason as we each have a couple of tequila shots. When there’s a knock on the door ten minutes later, I realize that Drew was able to distract me from my panicking and relax me. The tequila may get some credit too, even though Drew said I need to buy a better brand than my standard Patrón. Snob.
I stare at Drew as the color drains from my face. Placing the bottle back on the counter, he takes my hands in his and squeezes, though I barely feel it. “Let’s go babe.” He tugs me from my stupor and leads me to the front door. “You want me to get it?”
“I … I can do it,” I manage to croak out.
I feel disembodied as my twitchy hand reaches out and grabs the knob, twisting it open. When I pull the door back, I reveal a face that I haven’t seen in person in over a decade.
In twenty minutes, my father is coming over for dinner. This wouldn’t make most people run for the bathroom to lose their last meal, but most people aren’t me. My dad is Reid Tannen, Hollywood heartthrob and A-list movie star, but that’s not why I’m nervous. The anxiety is due to the fact that I haven’t seen or spoken to my dad in over twelve years.
“Babe, you have to stop freaking out.”
My boyfriend, no my fiancé Drew, has been trying to calm me down for the last half hour. In fact, he’s been trying to calm me down ever since I found out my dad would be in New York this week to go to a premiere for one of his movies and I forced myself to call him to see if he would have dinner with us.
I pace back and forth in front of the big wall of windows in the bedroom for the hundredth time. “You know I can’t.” I make the mistake of looking down at my West Village street. It’s teeming with paparazzi. Shit. That certainly didn’t help to relax me.
Ever since Drew and I got back to New York, we’ve been stalked and hounded by reporters and photographers everywhere we go. The huge eavesdropping scandal involving the studio that produced Drew’s latest movie, went public while we were in London. Since we’ve been back in the U.S. the story has only gotten bigger and more sensational.
It doesn’t help that he’s one of the highest paid actors in the world and I’m Sydney Tannen, the daughter of two movie stars who vanished from the public eye for twelve years, only to reappear on Drew’s arm at a movie premiere.
James Shelton, the head of marketing for the studio, has been arrested by the FBI for violating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, otherwise known as illegal wiretapping. The case is a giant mess because the recordings occurred in Canada and the U.K. so Interpol is involved. I’m living in a James Bond movie. A really bad, really stressful, paparazzi-infused, James Bond movie.
“Sydney, don’t look at the reporters,” Drew says from behind me. His masculine scent surrounds me and gives me a moment of peace. He wraps his strong arms around my waist and gently turns me to face him. “It’s going to be great, your dad is great.” Drew brushes his warm lips against mine. “You are great.”
I can’t help it, even with the giant ball of barbed wire twisting in my gut he makes me melt.
How did I get so lucky?
Drew is the best thing that ever happened to me, and I would never have given him the time of day if I had known he was one of the most highly recognizable actors in the world when I met him.
Twisting the enormous engagement ring on my finger, I look up at the man I love from under my lashes. He’s so good-looking that it hurts to stare at him for too long. Even the worried expression on his face doesn’t make him any less attractive. No wonder he was named “Sexiest Man Alive”. Twice.
“You’re right, I do need to calm down.” I stalk out of the bedroom and down the hall to the kitchen, a confused Drew hot on my heels.
“Syd,” he warns, realizing exactly where I’m headed.
I’m not sure if it’s nerves or the fact that Drew is practically chasing me to the kitchen while chastising me like I’m a little girl but I burst into a fit of giggles and full-out sprint to the liquor cabinet.
“What the …?” I look back and see a smirk breaking Drew’s concerned expression as he hustles to catch me.
Laughing, I reach the bottle of tequila and snatch it up just as Drew pulls me into his tight embrace. “I just want one shot!” I yell out between giggles.
“You don’t need to do this,” he replies, trying and failing to hold in his own laughter.
“Tell me you’re not nervous too.” I clutch the bottle to my middle in a pathetic attempt to keep him from getting it.
He freezes in place, dropping his arms and letting me go. I stand up straight and stare at his blazing green eyes, worried that I said something stupid and upset him. I watch as Drew slowly turns to the cabinet and grabs two shot glasses, setting them on the granite countertop.
“Fine, just one,” he says seriously. As I move forward and unscrew the cap, he unleashes a patented Andrew Forrester, panty-incinerating, dimple-revealing grin. “Well, maybe two… each.”
We laugh for no real reason as we each have a couple of tequila shots. When there’s a knock on the door ten minutes later, I realize that Drew was able to distract me from my panicking and relax me. The tequila may get some credit too, even though Drew said I need to buy a better brand than my standard Patrón. Snob.
I stare at Drew as the color drains from my face. Placing the bottle back on the counter, he takes my hands in his and squeezes, though I barely feel it. “Let’s go babe.” He tugs me from my stupor and leads me to the front door. “You want me to get it?”
“I … I can do it,” I manage to croak out.
I feel disembodied as my twitchy hand reaches out and grabs the knob, twisting it open. When I pull the door back, I reveal a face that I haven’t seen in person in over a decade.
Extremely Famous, Bk 3, Synopsis & Pre-order Button
Sydney Tannen has been living in denial for the last 12 years. Now that she's making a life with Drew Forrester, hiding from her past is no longer an option.
An emotional reunion with her father brings Sydney a peaceful feeling that she hasn't experienced in a long time. Her contentment vanishes quickly with a single phone call. When Sydney finds out that Drew is keeping something huge from her, she throws herself into work to avoid facing the problem.
The stress of Drew's evasiveness, combined with 12 years of carefully constructed denial, causes everything to come crashing down spectacularly. Sydney is left in a hopeless place, alone and afraid. Can she finally accept her past and face the future? Or is it easier to remain in the dark rather than get the answers she's been avoiding?
An emotional reunion with her father brings Sydney a peaceful feeling that she hasn't experienced in a long time. Her contentment vanishes quickly with a single phone call. When Sydney finds out that Drew is keeping something huge from her, she throws herself into work to avoid facing the problem.
The stress of Drew's evasiveness, combined with 12 years of carefully constructed denial, causes everything to come crashing down spectacularly. Sydney is left in a hopeless place, alone and afraid. Can she finally accept her past and face the future? Or is it easier to remain in the dark rather than get the answers she's been avoiding?
"We're both basking in our mutual denial of reality, and for tonight, I am okay with that."
- Extremely Famous by Heather Leigh
Fantastic Relatively Famous Book 1 Trailer!
Relatively Famous, Bk 1, Synopsis & Purchase Button
This is NOT your average Hollywood romance. There are no virgins falling in love with hot actors. There isn't a famous guy falling for the normal girl next door.
What there IS in this book, is a fragile, damaged girl and the sexy alpha who rescues her.
Sydney Allen is trying to be your average 24 year old New Yorker. It’s hard to be average though when your mother is Evangeline Allen, an Oscar winning actress known as “America’s Sweetheart” to moviegoers across the globe. It’s even harder to be average when your dad is Reid Tannen, Hollywood Bad Boy and one of the highest paid actors in the world.
Their divorce when Sydney was 12 years old was set off by a series of haunting incidents that left Sydney scarred mentally and physically. Hollywood destroyed her parents’ marriage and almost destroyed her. She hasn’t owned a TV, read magazines or watched movies since the divorce, refusing to take part in an industry that brought her so much pain.
Now 12 years after her mother took her from LA and hid her in New York to keep her safe, no one but her best friend Leah knows who Sydney is or that her parents are famous movie stars and she’s determined to keep it that way. She guards her identity fanatically, not letting anyone get close enough to her to find out who she is.
When Sydney meets the gorgeous but mysterious Drew Forrester at a rough MMA training gym one morning, her life changes. It’s time for her to decide if he’s worth sharing her secret with, or if she’s better off being alone forever. Or maybe she’ll find out that she’s not the only one hiding something. Dating Drew, Sydney is forced to confront all of her fears at once; celebrity, fame, tabloids, stalkers. Can she survive another high profile exposure to the world?
What there IS in this book, is a fragile, damaged girl and the sexy alpha who rescues her.
Sydney Allen is trying to be your average 24 year old New Yorker. It’s hard to be average though when your mother is Evangeline Allen, an Oscar winning actress known as “America’s Sweetheart” to moviegoers across the globe. It’s even harder to be average when your dad is Reid Tannen, Hollywood Bad Boy and one of the highest paid actors in the world.
Their divorce when Sydney was 12 years old was set off by a series of haunting incidents that left Sydney scarred mentally and physically. Hollywood destroyed her parents’ marriage and almost destroyed her. She hasn’t owned a TV, read magazines or watched movies since the divorce, refusing to take part in an industry that brought her so much pain.
Now 12 years after her mother took her from LA and hid her in New York to keep her safe, no one but her best friend Leah knows who Sydney is or that her parents are famous movie stars and she’s determined to keep it that way. She guards her identity fanatically, not letting anyone get close enough to her to find out who she is.
When Sydney meets the gorgeous but mysterious Drew Forrester at a rough MMA training gym one morning, her life changes. It’s time for her to decide if he’s worth sharing her secret with, or if she’s better off being alone forever. Or maybe she’ll find out that she’s not the only one hiding something. Dating Drew, Sydney is forced to confront all of her fears at once; celebrity, fame, tabloids, stalkers. Can she survive another high profile exposure to the world?
"When you sat with me in the cafe and told me how repellent I was, I knew I had to get to know you."
- Relatively Famous by Heather Leigh
Absolutely Famous, Book 2, Synopsis and Purchase Button
When 24 year-old Sydney Allen fell for the sexy Drew Forrester, it threw her life into chaos.
The daughter of Hollywood royalty, Sydney had been hiding her identity from the world since her parents' tumultuous and very public divorce when she was 12.
Dating Drew forced her back into the spotlight to face some of her old demons. Now, she has to relearn how to live with the fame that she ran from for so long. Can her relationship with Drew survive the scrutiny?
When a media scandal that spans three countries and two continents threatens to destroy them and the people they love most, Sydney needs to decide if she's strong enough to weather the storm that comes with being famous.
The daughter of Hollywood royalty, Sydney had been hiding her identity from the world since her parents' tumultuous and very public divorce when she was 12.
Dating Drew forced her back into the spotlight to face some of her old demons. Now, she has to relearn how to live with the fame that she ran from for so long. Can her relationship with Drew survive the scrutiny?
When a media scandal that spans three countries and two continents threatens to destroy them and the people they love most, Sydney needs to decide if she's strong enough to weather the storm that comes with being famous.