My Heart Series By Angela Kelk

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Lindsey Kelk is a British award winning and bestselling author that was born in Doncaster, lived in Nottingham and London before moving to the New York and Los Angeles in the States. So far, she has more than thirteen novels in the I Heart series, two e-novellas, A Girl series and several freestanding novels. Her novels have been so popular that they have been published in more than twenty language all across the globe and gone on to sol more than a million copies. She spends much of her tome researching and writing her novels. Given that she still loves to write nonfiction she still writes movie tie-ins, ghost writes for brands and does some journalism. When she is not writing she loves to watch the WWE, drink Elderflower cocktails and gin, …show more content…
Angela has just run away from what is arguably the worst wedding in the world and has fallen in love with the most magnificent city on the globe – New York City. She had fled the wedding to her philandering boyfriend and run to New York with nothing more than a passport, a pair of Louboutins, and a stolen and crumpled bridesmaid dress. She is now in a small but elegant hotel room in NYC where she meets up with Jenny. Jenny has never been a boring one and immediately proceeds to give her a whirlwind tour of New York. Before she can catch a breath, she has met and is dating two gorgeous men who she writes about in her brand new blog about her life. But telling readers you have never met about your life is different from figuring it out for yourself. Could she be in over her head in the big apple that she now calls home?

I Heart Hollywood is Lindsey Kelk’s second novel full of the verve and passion of the first now set in Hollywood. Angela Clark has moved to Hollywood, California to enjoy the sunshine celebrity lifestyle and sunshine of the Sunshine State where she just got a job. The English girl just got a job with The Look a hip magazine that has taken Hollywood by storm. To add spice to her new life she has a shiny and sexy brand new boyfriend. Even better, she gets to interview some of the hottest of actors such as James Jacobs a renowned British actor who sweeps her off her

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