Acting Brave

by Helena Newbury

Overview

The final book in the bestselling Fenbrook Academy trilogy. She's spent her whole life acting. But can she make him believe she doesn't love him? Three years ago, a terrified girl named Emma fled a world of crime and abuse in Chicago and bought a one-way ticket to New York. She reinvented herself as an actress, enrolled at the prestigious Fenbrook Academy and buried her pain beneath a vivacious new persona. Her new name was Jasmine. Now she has to pull off the performance of her career. Landing her dream part in a police show, she finds herself falling for her co-star, Ryan, a real-life cop. If she lets him get too close, he'll awaken memories she doesn't want to face and uncover secrets that could endanger them both. But how can she keep a guy at arm's length when she has to kiss him on camera? The last place Ryan imagined himself was on a TV show. Blaming himself for the death of his partner, he's on a downward spiral of rage and guilt. The show is his last chance...but how can he keep it professional when his co-star is a woman he's crazy about? As their on-screen and off-screen relationships merge, things go from hot to blistering. But when Jasmine's old life catches up with her, will a cop be the one person she can't be around...or the only person who can save her? This New Adult Romance is recommended for readers 17+ due to mature themes and sexual scenes.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781506129969
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	01/07/2015
Series:	Fenbrook Academy , #3
Pages:	580
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 1.29(d)

About the Author

I'm a New Adult Romance author who loves writing about what happens when love and dreams collide with the real world. I wrote my first novel, Dance for Me, in daily chunks in a very busy, very noisy coffee shop, which meant I had to order a black Americano every hour, on the hour, to keep my seat and wound up wired on caffeine most days. I hit the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists in summer 2013. Unlike my characters, I can't dance.