Between the Lines

Tammara Webber's Easy was her breakthrough novel that got lots of buzz from romance readers of all ages. Because I enjoyed it so much, I checked out Between the Lines, the first book in her series about a group of teen actors and actresses. It was a much more typical YA book that alternated between the POV of Emma, about to have her breakthrough role in a modern adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice,” and Reid, the cynical playboy teen superstar actor. It wasn't bad, but it didn't knock me out like Easy did, and it would appeal to a much narrower audience (that's okay, it's a YA nove; I'm not a YA by any means). I don't feel any burning desire to read the rest of the books in the series.