Extremely Famous (Famous Series Book 3)

I have really enjoyed reading this series. Granted I read the first three books in rapid succession over a couple of days, but either way I have really enjoyed reading them. I loved Drew and Sydney's journey through the first two books, and can I say right up front that the epilogue in this book made me super happy, I really hate it when we get to the end of two characters' love story and then the ending falls flat, this so did not happen in this book (thank goodness).So a lot of things are kind of resolved or finally talked about in this book which I think was really great for the final book in the series. Sydney and Drew are still having some of the same problems though, well really one big problem. Being famous and hounded all the time by not just fans, but also stalkers/crazies/paparazzi. And of course Drew is still Drew so he is definitely way more overprotective then he needs to be, so much so I think he's on the verge of driving Sydney away, but at the same time it's understandable why he would want to keep her safe given the events that have happened to the two of them in the prior books.So things I really liked about this book, well there were a bunch. So first thing I liked is that we finally get to the bottom of that whole Adam/Drew feud. I was actually really surprised by the reasoning behind the feud, but totally understood how it could get to that point. I actually really like Adam in this series, I think he is a good guy at heart, although I do think that he was a teeny tiny bit sneaky in this book, but it worked for me.Sydney's dad finally makes an appearance in this book, we have been hearing about him from book one, so I wasn't really sure what to expect when we finally got to meet him in this book. What I will say is that I like him, I think it was about time for Sydney to finally make peace with her past.Another thing I really want to talk about, but at the same time don't want to because I don't want to give it away is the hard time Sydney goes through during this book. She really starts to pull away from everything and everyone, and she totally has a good reason for it, but it was so heartbreaking to read in parts. I could see how everyone around her was feeling helpless as to how to help her get out of this funk she was in. I have to say Drew impressed me during this time.Overall I thought this was a great end to Sydney and Drew. I really loved this series. I think it's probably been one of my favorite series I have read this year. The author has a great writing style, and the pacing was always spot on. I was always interested in both the characters and the storyline, so without a doubt I would read more of Heather's work. I highly recommend this series to anyone who likes new adult books or likes their heroes to be movie stars.

I've read over 200 romance novels so far this year. Gotta love the Goodreads Challenge and a smart-alecky friend....Most have been okay reads; some have been cringe worthy; a couple were so poorly written that I couldn't finish them; and no more than a handful have been absolutely fantastic. These few and far between books kept me up all night, made me laugh, angry, and/or feel pangs of heartbreak. These are the books I have loved, loved, loved and have recommended to others (sometimes nagging them to read the book). As my mother and friends can attest, Heather Leigh's Famous Series has fallen into this category.Leigh finishes the series strong, with a well-developed storyline and likeable characters.The pacing was excellent, and the story really sucked the reader in from the beginning. I like how Leigh doesn't bog her reader down with inconsequential details or extraneous plot points. There isn't any filler in her books, and her story focused writing style keeps the reader engaged in her work.I appreciated that the tension or angst in the story was the realistic problems that two people, especially two famous people, have while trying to maintain a relationship and not overly dramatic crises heaped onto them at every turn. The story didn't read as "fake" or too much.What I really loved about Extremely Famous was how swoon worthy Drew was. The private, secret wedding was probably the most romantic thing I have ever come across. I read the scene about five times merely because it made my heart feel good. Leigh makes her readers fall in love with him all over again and proves that he is the best book boyfriend.I look forward to delving into whatever else Leigh publishes because I'm sure it'll be another fantastic read.

Ok, I did something with this book that as a reader, I never, ever do; what's that you ask (or maybe you don't care, but I'll tell you anyway), I interrupted a book that I had already started to read this one. I never do that because I want to focus on the characters and plot that I'm engaged in before starting something new. Now, not to take anything away from the book that I had started, but I had been anxiously awaiting the conclusion of Sydney and Drew's story, so I couldn't wait to dive in, so I did. Of the three, this was my favorite by far. Sydney's behavior still irked me to no end; her inner voice was much more reasonable than her outward behavior, but she has mature quite a bit since book 2. The author did such an amazing job portraying this character, which led to my visceral reaction to her behavior, hence her getting on my last nerve, lol! It was no wonder, poor Drew was hitting walls and sparring in the ring, to take out his frustrations with Sydney's confusing behavior. I loved that we got Drew's voice in the epilogue, and would have loved to have more of his POV throughout the story; yet his voice was a wonderful way to wrap up this story. I am a complete sucker for the Hollywood Hottie romance, and this was a good one. Thanks Heather for this enjoyable series!

Another great read in this series,I loved book 1and2 and this was a great follow on,couldn't put it down till I finished it

Didn't want this series to end

Having read the previous two books I wanted to see how the story panned out. Not an exceptionally hard read and read all three in a day while on holiday. I'm a little confused as to how Sydney seems to get younger though... 24 in book one and 22 in book three? Whatever she's on I need some!

The whiny heroine got even more whiny with regular bouts of TSTL. I gave up half way through and wished this were a paperback so I could have the satisfaction of throwing it at the wall.