Dream On by Jennifer Hartmann is now live!
From USA Today bestselling author Jennifer Hartmann comes an all-new standalone crossover romance filled with heartache and dreams.
Lexington Hall and I were never supposed to collide—he, the golden boy of Hollywood, and me, a small-town dreamer with stars in my eyes. But when we shared the stage in our high school musical, something ignited.
Then, just as quickly, it all fell apart, leaving my dreams in pieces.
Now, four years later, Lex is a household name, turning our past into a television sensation. He’s spun our story for the world to see, while I’m still haunted by what we lost.
With millions obsessed over the “real” Stevie St. James, Lex reappears with an offer too tempting to turn down: a fake romance to keep the buzz alive, in exchange for the financial freedom I desperately need.
I convince myself I can play the part. But as old feelings resurface and new risks emerge, the line between fiction and reality begins to blur.
Dreams are easy to chase—but falling for the guy who shattered mine could cost me everything.
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Narrated by: Angelina Rocca & Lee Samuels
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Jennifer will always be an auto-read for me – no matter what the story is about. She’s an extremely talented writer and truly knows how to weave intricate and unique stories with characters that are relatable in different ways.
I absolutely love the premise of this book. I enjoyed the story, but felt it might have been a bit too long for everything that actually happened within this story. And there are few things that I felt unnecessary as they added zero to the story outside of pulling tat reader’s emotions.
Jennifer does what she does best though – she will give your heart some tugs and delivers an emotional story. There are alot of ups and downs between Stevie and Lex, and while some felt repetitive in ways, it’s a part of their story.
Overall, this book starts off really strong, but for some of us, the momentum slows a bit. But overall, it was still an enjoyable read and I believe each person who reads it will feel differently in their own way.
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