My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Tracy Ewens's new book, Premiere: A Love Story , reminded me of Stephen Chbosky's remarkable and thought-provoking words about "love":
“We accept the love we think we deserve.”
Tracy Ewens, the American author, spun a heart-touching love-story, called, Premiere: A Love Story that revolves around a playwright and a theater director's lives going pulling us into it as the story goes from emotional highs and lows.
PS: It's a cheesy love story but in a tender way that will make you feel sentimental!
Synopsis:
Samantha “Sam” Cathner gave up needing Peter years ago, but now her theater needs his play. She knows how fairytales end once the house lights are up, so she steadies herself to work with the brilliant playwright who once broke her heart.
Peter Everoad is back in Pasadena, the hometown he traded for the bright lights of New York as soon as he graduated. The Pasadena Playhouse, where his oldest friend and one time lover Sam works, is in financial trouble, they need him and his new play Looking In.
Sam is flustered to re-encounter this new version of Peter—as always, witty and smart, and now handsome and successful. But he’s still the jerk who crushed her happily-ever-after. She’s not going to let him waltz in and unsettle her carefully ordered life. But she’s drawn to him and intrigued by the autobiographical undertones of Looking In—is the Pasadena debutante “Sally” supposed to be her?
Can Sam ever really trust Peter again, or will the demons that drove them apart the first time, tear them apart again?
