Lusting After Valentine: Hollywood Hearts, #2

By Helen Walton

Can Valentine's Day bring true love?

 

Hazel

When my sister offers me a chance to act opposite my crush, I jump at the chance. Except being on set with Valentine, I know I'm out of my league with the actor voted the sexiest man alive. If I can't get my acting skills to override my stage fright, then they'll fire me.

Valentine is sweet and offers to help me, but I want him to kiss me for real.

 

Valentine

Women throw themselves at me. It's been worse since I was announced as the sexist man alive. But my co-star talks about her sister so much that I feel like I know her, so when she becomes a stand-in, it's as though the woman of my dreams is there for me. And on Valentine's Day too.

I have to seize this opportunity before she vanishes.

 

Lusting After Valentine is the sizzling second standalone book in the Hollywood Hearts short story series. If you like instalove, holiday romance, and a quick read then you'll love Helen Walton's charming romance.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Walton House Publishing
• Release date: Jan 7, 2023
• ISBN: 9780645974423

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Lusting After Valentine

Helen Walton

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Copyright © 2023 by Helen Walton

Cover Copyright © 2023 by Sarah Walton

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or establishments are purely coincidental.

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Contents

A Short Story

Afterword

Acknowledgments

Also By

About Author

A Short Story

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They’d voted Valentine D. Ross sexiest man alive for the second year running. If I was the one running the contest, he’d win every year. He was without a doubt the most stunning man on Earth. Not just my opinion. Women everywhere swooned over Valentine’s dark hair and blue eyes. He also sported a rock-hard chest, which he flaunted without a care in the world to the many paparazzi who followed him. Pictures of him graced the internet every day.

Not that I was a stalker or anything. A little obsessed. Maybe. Okay. A lot. But my lucky duck of a sister acted opposite him every day in the famous television show Cupid’s Arrow. A show which made Valentine and my sister, Olive Sanchez, famous for their on-screen chemistry. To say I was jealous was an understatement. But then my sister always had more luck than me in everything. From jobs to boyfriends,