To Love a Shooting Star

By: K'Anne Meinel

Narrated by: Aimee Aguilera

Erin Ingram is an enormously successful Hollywood star. She has starred in, directed, and produced many films over her long career, starting as a child. She has even won several Academy Awards.

She is also a closeted lesbian. Will announcing to the world that she is in love with a woman destroy her long and successful career? Is the world ready to let the "girl next door" come out of the closet?

Meeting Erin Ingram was a delight and a surprise to author Kate McCall. Better yet, there seemed to be an attraction. Getting to know her, she was thrilled at their relationship as it developed. Her own career as a successful novelist made her more than equal for the talented Ms. Ingram.

Will announcing their relationship to the public destroy their love, their careers, or their blended families?

©2011, 2018 K'Anne Meinel (P)2019 K'Anne Meinel

Fantastic Book

This book was amazing, definitely worth the read. I can't wait to read another of this authors books.

what a wonderful romance story

I enjoyed the career's of these characters being put through some moments of indecision. Their love for each other had won.

A peaceful book

Almost no drama in this book, which is a nice change from other books... yet the end drags a little...
all in all I loved the book, narration was good but not great. I am looking forward to listening to more books written by K’Anne Meinel.

Good book

I loved watching the development of Kate and Erin’s relationship. And how they worked things out with the public, family members, etc.

While it is always painful for me to read about people who are closeted, it is good they’re being represented in books. So that folks who are also closeted can see themselves. And, perhaps, see a way out of their own closet, when the characters decide to come out.

The narration was good, as well.

Great story!

I loved this book! The story was well written and flowed smoothly. The narrator did a great job of bringing the story to life. I liked the little bit of angst thrown in. Worth the listen.