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Someone Else's Fairytale (Someone Else's Fairytale #1)

by Emily Mah Tippetts (Goodreads Author)

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Jason Vanderholt, Hollywood's hottest actor, falls head over heels for everygirl, Chloe Winters, who hasn't gotten around to watching most of his movies. She becomes the woman every other woman in America is dying to be, but it just isn't her fairytale.

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Published December 6th 2011

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Feb 28, 2013 Smitten's Book Blog rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Aaaaah, this was super duper cute! I enjoyed it so much. 4.5 stars!

At the beginning, I was wondering if it was going to be a little slow. I found Chloe moody and slightly irritating. But then you found out her story and you know what? She can be a little bit moody if she wants to. Girl has been through some serious crap. So be patient with her, she's alright really.

But it didn't last long. After a while I found myself really warming to her. She wasn't materialistic or shallow. She didn't lead Ja...more

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Oct 03, 2012 Rebecca Berto rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ladies this book hits the sweet spot between romance and chic lit. It's so much fun without being over the top (OTT) at all. It's for the ungirly girls. Super so far.

*** FINAL REVIEW ***

Someone Else’s Fairytale was NOT at all what I expected. You know how the title insinuates pink fluffy dresses, girls who love to shop, secrets whispered behind manicured nails and chasing price Charming?

Yeah, no.

Just, no. Someone Else’s Fairytale is about Chloe Winters. Character profile:

- Disowned by illegitim...more

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May 10, 2012 Stephanie Cowart rated it 5 of 5 stars

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First I must say that what impressed me most about this book is the author’s ability to get me to cross genres. I am not a chick lit fan. I’ve tried to read many books in that genre – actually was able to finish a few, but never really left the book satisfied. But when I picked up “Someone Else’s Fairytale” I was hooked from page 1.

Chloe Winters has a chance meeting with big star Jason Vanderholt when she and her friends are extras in a movie being shot at their college the University of New Mex...more First I must say that what impressed me most about this book is the author’s ability to get me to cross genres. I am not a chick lit fan. I’ve tried to read many books in that genre – actually was able to finish a few, but never really left the book satisfied. But when I picked up “Someone Else’s Fairytale” I was hooked from page 1.

Chloe Winters has a chance meeting with big star Jason Vanderholt when she and her friends are extras in a movie being shot at their college the University of New Mexico. While her friends are star struck, Chloe is indifferent, even though Jason makes a point to talk to her. Chloe has much more important things on her mind, like finishing college and getting into grad school so she is surprised when Jason tracks her down and wants to be friends. She reluctantly agrees and makes it clear up front that friendship is all she’s interested in. But Chloe didn’t count on her feelings for Jason changing the longer she knows him. She thinks she knows what she wants but meeting Jason opens her eyes to a new world of possibilities. The relationship that follows is sweet and romantic.

At first glance I wondered if the plot seemed a bit cliché but Emily made it work because her characters had depth. Chloe and Jason both surprised me. I wondered if Chloe could really come across as uninterested in this big movie star. She did because she truly was just that…uninterested. Plus the back story of a tragedy that happened to her when she was young really rounded out her character and gave her a strength that I admired and respected. When she does realize her feelings for Jason, her reactions, insecurities and fears and well-written and believable. I found myself liking her more and more as the book progressed.

Jason was definitely a lot nicer than I ever imagined a Hollywood star to be, however, he wasn’t perfect. He’s made mistakes and his past is a hurdle that he and Chloe have to get over. He was very real and his pursuit of Chloe was equal parts sweet and funny. His gestures didn’t always get him the desired outcome, but I loved watching them work on their relationship throughout the course of the book.

Chloe’s friends and Jason’s family rounded out the cast of characters and I loved how both Chloe and Jason leaned on them for support.

This book really surprised me in a good way. I enjoyed it much more than I would have imagined and I can’t recommend it highly enough!
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May 07, 2012 Yarethzia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Amazing. Swoon worthy. Adorable romance. MUST READ OR ELSE.. kidding.. sort of. ;D
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Dec 30, 2012 Isabel added it · review of another edition

Better than the first book, Nobody's Damsel has much more than a girl's love story to share with the reader. This one is about what happens after achieving your dreams. Does it end there? Does that fairy-tale love last forever? There is so much more that happens after the gorgeous wedding and things don't always turn out according to plan.

The realistic scenarios in Chloe's marriage connect her with the reader. After graduating with her degree, Chloe's dreams change. Now she is determined to get...more

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Jun 06, 2013 Charlene rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

Albuquerque-based forensics science student Chloe Winters works hard. Between classes at the University of New Mexico and her job at a popular coffee hangout near campus, she doesn't have a lot of free time, and doesn't want anything to derail her from her goal to graduate at the top of her class in the spring, do well in grad school, and get a job as a forensic scientist. That means low-key romance only: no sex, no chance of a pregnancy to mess things up.

With his silver promise ring to adver...more Albuquerque-based forensics science student Chloe Winters works hard. Between classes at the University of New Mexico and her job at a popular coffee hangout near campus, she doesn't have a lot of free time, and doesn't want anything to derail her from her goal to graduate at the top of her class in the spring, do well in grad school, and get a job as a forensic scientist. That means low-key romance only: no sex, no chance of a pregnancy to mess things up.

With his silver promise ring to advertise his intention to remain chaste until marriage, her best friend and fellow student Matthew seems like a perfect boyfriend. Until Chloe and her friends take roles at extras in a movie shooting on campus--a movie starring local-boy-made-good Jason Vanderholt, star of the blockbuster "New Light" gladiator series and one of Hollywood's sexiest leading men.

Jason strikes up a conversation with Chloe between scenes. From the beginning, he comes off as down to earth and likeable--but what else would you expect from a guy who makes his living as a popular actor? Chloe works hard to avoid any attraction to him, but before long they're talking via Skype nearly every day. He freely admits he'd like to be more to her, but seems happy with having her be a friend he can talk to.

Complications arise from two arenas. For one thing, Matthew is jealous of Chloe's friendship with the actor--he says she can't trust Jason because, you know, no one in Hollywood is trustworthy and all they think about is sex and publicity. Frankly, though, Matthew doesn't offer her anywhere near the same amount of respect and interest in her life that Jason does. He's pretty dull, rather self-centered, and dislikes sarcasm of any kind (This immediately earns him a place in my own personal "Thanks, but no thanks" bin).

The second venue is more complicated, and more dangerous, and it arises from Chloe's past. As a child, she was the victim of a terrible crime--and now the man who hurt her is out of prison, and may be stalking her.

After a slow opening, Tibbets builds suspense nicely. Her characters are interesting and well-rounded. Jason and Chloe are protagonists to root for, and the plot never feels forced. With its large cast of characters and down-to-earth tone, this charming romance is half-way to "chicklit", and all enjoyable.

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Apr 09, 2013 Jenn of Frequent Reader, Infrequent Blogger rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The title and appearance of this particular novel gives the appearance that it's something that it isn't. Lately I've been in the mood to read silly contemporary romances preferably leaning toward young adult genre so far removed from real life that their whole purpose is to make you smile. The young adult factor makes it more so because a teen protagonist feels things at a much more exaggerated spectrum than an adult protagonist would. There's nothing heavy about this sort of book and sometime...more The title and appearance of this particular novel gives the appearance that it's something that it isn't. Lately I've been in the mood to read silly contemporary romances preferably leaning toward young adult genre so far removed from real life that their whole purpose is to make you smile. The young adult factor makes it more so because a teen protagonist feels things at a much more exaggerated spectrum than an adult protagonist would. There's nothing heavy about this sort of book and sometimes that's the perfect sort of book for escapism because it's just realistic enough to not feel like fiction but is the ultimate happily ever after. When looking for a book that's meant to be nothing but a mood upper such as this one finding one where a movie star falls for a normal girl fits the bill. In fact it fits the bill so well it doesn't get much sillier. So when I bought this book that's what I was looking for. The cover screams silly unrealistic romance. The thing is in a way it is, but really it isn't that at all. It wasn't what I was looking for at all but the first person narrative from Chloe's point of view had me hooked from the very first page.

The book and the series in general fall more into the lines of romantic suspense or mystery with silly undertones than they do into your typical Cinderella romance. Tippetts presents a broken heroine that is the sort of broken where she doesn't truly realize she's broken. As it's a first person narrative we don't get insight into what the other person is thinking or feeling about her and in the beginning it's not even completely clear who the opposite side of this romantic pair will be. The protagonist is in her early twenties and if anything is the opposite of an emotionally exaggerated teen, her emotions are kind of stilted to the point she doesn't completely recognize them most of the time. She doesn't really understand people or their motives and she doesn't really understand herself either. If what Tippetts was shooting for was a romance the book should have ended when Chloe came to the conclusion that she was truly in love with Jason and then took the necessary steps to get him back. It should have ended with a kiss over ice cream where the two romantic leads declared their love for one another. However this scene while touching in an under done sort of way isn't anywhere near the end of the book. It's probably past the half way point but to be honest I wasn't really keeping track. I just remember that a whole bunch more stuff happens after that.

The book is sort of hard to categorize and pin down as one specific genre because it's not really about a plot, but rather about a character and her emotionally growth throughout the novel. While it's marketed as a love story, I wouldn't really call it that. While it has crime, a criminal and a victim (the protagonist herself) I'm not sure I'd really call it a mystery either. It's more about stepping into the shoes of someone who's learning to recognize emotions both in herself and others. The relationship between Chloe and her messed up mother is in my opinion equally important to the relationships between Chloe and Jason as well as Chloe and Matthew. The relationship between Chloe and Jason's niece Kyra as well as that between Jason himself and Kyra I think bear equal importance in this novel. I didn't turn the pages wondering who is Chloe going to end up with or who exactly slashed Chloe's tires and broke her windows. I turned the pages wondering hmm how is she going to react to this event or that one. I turned the pages wondering if Chloe was going to realize that she never let anyone in and if she was going to learn how to do that.

What makes the story worth reading is that it's different, it's not easily categorized and it reminds you of how broken people can be without realizing that that are. Chloe's character has gone through things that I can't even imagine but at the same time I found myself relating to her so easily. I can relate to not knowing how to react when people you aren't close to try to hug you with being uncomfortable with them in your personal space but not really knowing how to say that their offered comfort has actually only succeeded in making me more uncomfortable. I can relate to over analyzing every situation and wondering if I missed something. She's not easy with affection or good with people and the story is in my opinion about finding the path to that. The character is memorable, and the story with all it's many elements and character interactions is interesting. I guess what I'm trying to say here is what makes the story worth reading is that it's characters and plot lines are different however I feel it's worth pointing out that the story is somewhat marketed as something it's not. It's not a romantic comedy or a Cinderella story where a rich handsome movie star sweeps the girl off her feet. More than anything I think it's about a girl learning that life isn't black and white and how to fit people, real people into her life. (less)

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Apr 05, 2013 Kathleen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A famous Hollywood actor falls in love with an ordinary girl ... but for her ... it's someone else's fairytale.

Chloe Winters is a normal everyday girl, and she likes it that way. All she wants to do is finish college at the University of Mexico and pursue a career as a forensic scientist. She also wants to put her traumatic childhood past behind her. But that all changes when her friends Lori and Matthew convince her to go on an audition to be an extra on the set of the new Jason Vanderholt movi...more A famous Hollywood actor falls in love with an ordinary girl ... but for her ... it's someone else's fairytale.

Chloe Winters is a normal everyday girl, and she likes it that way. All she wants to do is finish college at the University of Mexico and pursue a career as a forensic scientist. She also wants to put her traumatic childhood past behind her. But that all changes when her friends Lori and Matthew convince her to go on an audition to be an extra on the set of the new Jason Vanderholt movie that is being filmed on their college campus. Chloe is far from being starstruck or a fan of the Hollywood actor, but that doesn't deter Jason when he is taken by Chloe and wants to get to know her better. And that's when Chloe's life turns upside down ... or maybe it will turn out to be her fairytale after all!

Someone Else's Fairytale is an entertaining story that is more than just your average romance between a normal everyday girl and famous guy. In the first book of the Someone Else's Fairytale series, author E.M. Tippetts weaves an intriguing tale of romance and relationships. Written in the first person narrative, the reader follows along with Chloe Winters as she experiences life issues and deals with a traumatic past, and learns to open herself up to love, relationships, and help from people.

This story has a nice mixture of romance and suspense with twists and turns that draw the reader into Chloe and Jason's story. I loved that the author has created characters who have flaws and a past that they have to overcome. Their strength and ability to overcome adversity and move forward with their lives makes the story that much more interesting. I loved how the author slowly developed Chloe and Jason's relationship, and while it wasn't all wine and roses, theirs is a heartwarming romance with realistic ups and downs.

Someone Else's Fairytale has a little bit of everything in it from drama, to light humor, to family issues to love. It's a fast paced entertaining read that engages the reader, while leaving them wanting more ... which is exactly what the reader will get when the story continues in the sequel, Nobody's Damsel.

Disclaimer: I received a copy of the book from the author in exchange for my honest review and participation in a virtual book tour event hosted by Chick Lit Plus Blog Tours.

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Mar 26, 2013 Julie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book is a good read for the contemporary romance fans out there. We have Chloe, the college girl that’s down to earth and doesn’t know how pretty she really is, to Jason, the high profile actor who knows all too well his hotness level. The good thing is he’s one of those that comes from a good family and has stayed grounded for the most part. What comes about between these two isn’t anything new, but getting to know the characters, and their story, is new.

I liked all the characters in this...more This book is a good read for the contemporary romance fans out there. We have Chloe, the college girl that’s down to earth and doesn’t know how pretty she really is, to Jason, the high profile actor who knows all too well his hotness level. The good thing is he’s one of those that comes from a good family and has stayed grounded for the most part. What comes about between these two isn’t anything new, but getting to know the characters, and their story, is new.

I liked all the characters in this book. Chloe is a great leading lady and having the past that she does adds a bit of intrigue to her. It helps us to understand why she may not realize how good looking she is or how others perceive her. I don’t like it when there’s this great looking girl that never knew she was good looking until the hottest guy ever says it’s so. Chloe’s background could easily leave her feeling subpar and not as ‘worthy’ as others. Being a product of an affair her mother had with the prominent, well respected married boss, and him never claiming you, yet knowing full well you’re in town and his daughter, would affect a child’s sense of worth to some degree. Her mother adds an interesting element that provides the reason for Chloe’s sense of self preservation and serious outlook on her life and goals. It also heavily shapes her view on relationships and love.

I’m all about the romance in my books and there’s a bit of a twist that occurs in the romance department. It left me feeling a bit out of sorts as to who I was supposed to be rooting for as the love for Chloe. You set out with the Jason Vanderholt, THE Hollywood guy, and that’s who I would want to be with if I were Chloe. Yet, there’s this twist that leaves you scratching your head and wondering, “What? Is this really how this story is going to play out?” I won’t go any further as not to spoil the direction Chloe goes, but there is angst. In the end, I reconciled my thoughts and was perfectly fine with the outcome.

The mystery element in this book is a bit of a subplot dealing with Chloe’s half -brother. I think the story would have been just fine without this added bit, but having read book #2, NOBODY'S DAMSEL right after; I see why it was included. It is an important piece for this series and for the plot to move along for Chloe in the next book. I wanted to read book #2 right after because I really did want to know more about the romance. ;)

All in all, as a contemporary romance fan, I did enjoy Someone Else’s Fairytale. Not knowing where book #2 would be leading, the biggest negative for me would have been the mystery subplot happening. But, truly, if you plan to continue the series, it has to be there. I did get a bit skim mish when reading about Jason’s step-niece and the cryptic messages toward the end with her. But, it’s minor, and I do like the outcome of all of her angst and woes.

I’d recommend this book for New Adult contemporary romance fans that like the celebrity factor in their characters and to be able to follow the characters as they grow into adulthood in a series.(less)

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Mar 25, 2013 Laura Chapman rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Some times a dream beyond your wildest imagination come true, and others one closer to home does, too. In E.M. Tippetts' Someone Else's Fairytale, a young woman discovers this fact.

Chloe Winters wants few things in her life: to graduate at the top of her class from the University of New Mexico, enter graduate school in a year and pursue a career in her dream profession: forensic science. After growing up on the wrong side of tow, the illegitimate daughter of a high-profile dentist and his long-t...more Some times a dream beyond your wildest imagination come true, and others one closer to home does, too. In E.M. Tippetts' Someone Else's Fairytale, a young woman discovers this fact.

Chloe Winters wants few things in her life: to graduate at the top of her class from the University of New Mexico, enter graduate school in a year and pursue a career in her dream profession: forensic science. After growing up on the wrong side of tow, the illegitimate daughter of a high-profile dentist and his long-time assistant, she has little wish of anything else -- especially when it comes to romance.

All of that changes the day she shows up as an extra on-set of a moving being filmed near her college campus as a favor to a friend. She catches the eye of Jason Vanderholt, the local boy who sprang to stardom after a successful run on a Disney show followed-up by blockbuster success. Even as he falls harder and harder for Chloe, she faces a constant war between her heart and her brain as she also finds a way to reconcile the demons of her past with any hopes for her future.

Chloe makes a solid main character and narrator of the book. Within pages, I was drawn to her and wanted to know more about her life -- in particular the mystery surrounding her past, which has left her emotionally and physically damaged. As we, the readers, learn more about her and the wounds she carries, it is easy to understand her caution, especially with matters of the heart.

Jason is no slouch as a character, either. At first, like Mary Poppins, he seems practically perfect in every way. As the story progresses, we also learn more about his past, which turns up plenty of flaws that make him intriguing instead of boring, ultimately making him a delicious dish to crush on.

The supporting characters in this story also stood out as shining elements. From Jason's well-meaning, but often overly involved family, to Chloe's self-absorbed mother, to their friends that range from a Texas good ol' boy to somewhat sleazy action stars. Perhaps the most intriguing of these characters is Jason's step-niece Kyra. Her character development and subplot enriched and progressed everything going on between Chloe and Jason in a clever way.

On top of that, this new adult novel with elements of chick lit and romantic comedy -- with a toe dipped in thriller/mystery -- offered plenty of intrigue and tension that kept me reading more. Even though a lot happens in this story, and there are many characters, it was easy and enjoyable to follow.

I stayed up late reading this story, and after reading the first two chapters of the sequel, I went ahead and made it an all nighter to see what happened next in Chloe's world. I'll delve into my thoughts on book two more deeply in May when I officially review Nobody's Damsel (sorry, y'all, the book isn't on tour until then), but I mention it now to let you know how caught up I was in these characters.

Tippetts provides a fun twist on the concept of finding fairytales in everyday life, while offering up a character-driven story that creates a solid foundation for future stories to come.

Rating: 4.5 of 5

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Mar 13, 2013 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary-romance, new-adult, self-pubbed, strong-heroine, famous-hero

I'm a sucker for romance plots where famous actors and singers get involved with "normal" people so I was looking forward to reading this and I really enjoyed it. I would classify it in the emerging "new adult" category. It's definitely not YA, but at the same time, it has a certain innocence about it. The heroine, Chloe, is a college senior, who is very focused on her studies and has high goals. That's one of the things I loved about this book. She wants to be a forensic scientist, for reasons...more I'm a sucker for romance plots where famous actors and singers get involved with "normal" people so I was looking forward to reading this and I really enjoyed it. I would classify it in the emerging "new adult" category. It's definitely not YA, but at the same time, it has a certain innocence about it. The heroine, Chloe, is a college senior, who is very focused on her studies and has high goals. That's one of the things I loved about this book. She wants to be a forensic scientist, for reasons that are slowly revealed in the story, so she is taking an archeology and biology double major, as well as working part-time. I was also rather surprised that the book is completely clean. There are very few romances these days that are clean, but are not Christian romance. That was a refreshing twist, as I personally like the occasional closed bedroom door romance, but I do not like inspirational romances.

The book is set in Albuquerque and the story starts with Chloe and a few of her friends being extras for a day on a movie being shot at their campus. Jason, the star of the movie, is a local boy whose family still lives in Albuquerque and he recognizes her as being related to an old high school friend of his, so he stops to talk to her. He is then attracted to her because she seems so completely dismissive of all of the Hollywood hype/lifestyle and in fact, doesn't really want anything to do with him. I loved that Chloe was the one in control throughout the book and Jason was the one who had to work to get and keep her attention. I also loved the setting. I've lived there, and the author did a great job of describing it and evoking the feel of it. I had a few niggles with some of the characters whose actions were not consistent or believable throughout the book. For example, I thought Chloe's mother started out a certain way, then completely changed, but otherwise I have no complaints. I also found that the editing was good, with very few of the typical grammar and spelling errors that I see in so many books these days. I'm looking forward to more from the author.(less)

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Feb 25, 2013 Crystal rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-read-list

This book was just okay for me. Felt like a easy going fairy tale that every young girl dreams about at one time. The characters are easy to follow and for the most part likable. I won't say relate-able because not every meets a famous movie star or has such a crazy history as Chloe.

"That part of me I'd thought was broken past repair, wasn't so broken after all. I hadn't forgotten how to dream, I'd just stopped paying attention."-Chloe

The two really go well together. There's no heart stopping r...more This book was just okay for me. Felt like a easy going fairy tale that every young girl dreams about at one time. The characters are easy to follow and for the most part likable. I won't say relate-able because not every meets a famous movie star or has such a crazy history as Chloe.

"That part of me I'd thought was broken past repair, wasn't so broken after all. I hadn't forgotten how to dream, I'd just stopped paying attention."-Chloe

The two really go well together. There's no heart stopping romance or gritty love scenes, it's very PG.

I was only upset by one part in the book and that was Chloe's friend Matthew who appears all sweet and adorable until his true self comes out and I wanted to punch him in the baby maker. I mean how many cowboy Texans wear purity rings at twenty-two and look as fine as him... Not many. But then his personality ruined it all. (Also the whole love triangle aspect including him, was sort of upsetting, almost as if it was in there just to fit the whole YA ideal nowadays.)

I must admit Chloe and I share the same wariness when it comes to the media. I cannot imagine having a A-List boyfriend with girls literally crying and fawning over who is beyond rich and is known basically everywhere he goes. Kinda annoying if you ask me. And poor Chloe, to have to put up with jealous and sometimes dangerous fans. (Though with all the shit she went through in her life I'm glad she found her happy ending.)Chloe was overall a honest character and easy to follow because she thought over her choices. She even told Jason how afraid she was to start anything with him because it was all too 'fairy tale' for her and out of her comfort zone. I would think most girls would think this way but at least she acknowledges it and helps show how little she cares of his fame and fortune.

Which brings me to the end, it sorta felt rushed. Maybe I would have enjoyed a epilogue or a scene ten years from now. All we get is a line about them having ups and downs, but who doesn't. It felt like this was more of the beginning of their story not necessarily the heart of it.

There were also a few minor grammar issue, such as question marks where there was no question and repeated words and statements. (less)

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Jan 12, 2013 Maureen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favourite, romance

I’ve always been a sucker for romantic fairytale-like stories. But when I heard about ‘Someone Else’s Fairytale’ is wasn’t quite sure what to expect. I started reading this book earlier this morning and I couldn’t put it down. I’ve neglected my house, forgot to drink (so I’m dehydrated right now) or eat and been reading all day. This book really exceeded all my expectations.

‘Someone Else’s Fairytale’ is a story about Chloe. She is your typical girl-next-door college girl who studies real hard a...more

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Jan 07, 2013 Zoe rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013

I found this book on Wattpad and spent a few straight hours reading it, from the night into the morning. I had no idea it was a published book but now that I do, I'm extremely glad.
I love that this book has such realistic characters. Readers can really understand the growth and the troubles that they all go through. I understand how Chloe went from I-just-want-to-be-friends to being completely and irrevocably in love with this amazing man. Although, at first the murderous brother seemed a littl...more

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Jan 01, 2013 Linda Sims rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

THE PATH TO TRUE LOVE IS NEVER SMOOTH

Chloe Winters and her friends Mathew and Lori have signed up to be extras on a film that is being made in their hometown. Standing in line waiting, Jason Vanderholt the star of the film goes along the line of extras signing autographs. This is where he and Chloe first meet. But Jason makes the mistake after shooting has finished of having Chloe fetched to his trailer. Chloe is furious, and tells him so. But this is just the beginning.

From the cover I expected...more

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Dec 27, 2012 miri rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I shan't ramble on the whole plot because that's what the book is there for, but all I'll say is: Someone Else's Fairytale is different.

I think of it as chick lit, but the protagonist (Chloe) isn't the typical whiny/ overly-excitable/ pink-loving/ mean girl (at least for most of the book). There is actually a plot, with romance and drama being rolled in and thrown around along the way. The writing was easy to understand but engaging at the same time, effectively showing the emotions of the chara...more

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Dec 11, 2012 Becky rated it 3 of 5 stars

I very much enjoyed the book and read it in a few hours. The whole time I was reading it though, I could only picture Kristen Stewart as the lead female. Chloe (the actual lead) is basically a written version of Stewart, or at the very least, Stewart as Bella in Twilight. Oh gorgeous guy picks her out of a crowd, singles her out for attention, and it's like it annoys her. Oh, gorgeous, RICH guy wants to be her friend and pay for her dinners and things, and no thank you, she's an independent woma...more

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Nov 29, 2012 Beth Fred rated it 3 of 5 stars

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This was a really cute clean romance(NA). One thing I really loved is that I so closely identified with Chloe right from the beginning. She was born to a teenage mom out of wedlock. Her father didn't want her, and her mother made some really bad decisions after that to the point that Chloe even as a child was the rational one. Chloe is a strong female lead, but I felt sometimes dealing with her mother she was too strong. I know it's annoying to have your m...more

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Nov 25, 2012 Andrea rated it 4 of 5 stars

Someone Else's Fairytale made for an excellent afternoon of reading. I loved Chloe's indifference to the attention she receives from Jason Vanderholt, "Hollywood's hottest actor." She has had a very difficult upbringing, and her focus is on doing well with her undergrad classes and getting into grad school.

There's a bit of a love triangle, but it is resolved fairly early on, so readers can enjoy a regular two-party romance.

I also really enjoyed the bit of mystery to Chloe's past, and the suspens...more

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Nov 08, 2012 Deborah rated it 2 of 5 stars

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This is our bookclub book for the month and I am sad to say I was a little disappointed.(HEA bookclubers feel free to stop reading until discussion starts on the 20th).

First things first. I had NO CLUE which guy I was suppose to root for. Did we want the hot actor or didn't we? Was I suppose to root for the best friend or not? I HAD NO IDEA. That is kind of a pet peeve in my book. For over the first quater of the book I was conviced that we were suppose to like Matth...more Warning: Rant forth coming...

This is our bookclub book for the month and I am sad to say I was a little disappointed.(HEA bookclubers feel free to stop reading until discussion starts on the 20th).

First things first. I had NO CLUE which guy I was suppose to root for. Did we want the hot actor or didn't we? Was I suppose to root for the best friend or not? I HAD NO IDEA. That is kind of a pet peeve in my book. For over the first quater of the book I was conviced that we were suppose to like Matthew(the best friend). Then all of a sudden he acts like a complete jerk and I was totally thrown. She also kept saying how funny looking the hot actor was(sorry I have completly blanked his name). I mean she said he had fake tanned skin, his teeth were too white and she kept bringing up how moisturized he was. I was just kind of turned off.

Second, what was with the major downer of her having "the incident" 11 years ago. It was way too intense for this book. I also thought the way everyone acted about it was kind of weird. Yes, it's a miracle she survived and she was very brave, but there was really no need for it to even be a part of the book. I felt like I was reading two different books. At some points I felt like the author just wanted to have a couple different stories going on at the same time and just combined them.

Third, so her and the hot actor get together. She doesn't talk to him for a month and then she all of a sudden realizes she is in love with him. Really? Nothing about this story was very believable. I know it's a story and I know it's a way to escape, but it has to have some sort of warm feeling when you are reading about two people falling in love. I never got that. I felt awkward.

Lastly, what was with the the hot actor freezing her out towards the end and being in cohoots with his step-niece. Again it was weird. We find out why everyone was acting weird, but it was just so over the top. I also didn't like the CONSTANT inuendo about pre-martial relations. I find this topic sacred and I don't think it should be so belittled.

I think that might be it for my rant. The one positive note I will say is that it kept me reading. I wanted to know what happened because heaven knew the author was not helping me along.

I look forward to discussing this further in my good friends' and I bookclub "Happily Ever After bookclub."

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Jul 12, 2012 Masquerade Crew rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Movie Star falling for your average girl and whisking her away to her happy after. I know, we’ve heard it all before right? Well except for the fact that Chloe doesn’t want to be part of that lifestyle and would rather be just friends with said movie star. Add a jealous, straight male, best friend and remove the sex that inevitably seems to go with this kind of romance story and you’re left with Someone Else’s Fairytale. While you know how this story is going to end when you pick it...more

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Jun 05, 2012 Your Need To Read rated it 5 of 5 stars

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It’s the end of May, school is almost out and you’re dying for summer vacation. This book needs to be at the top of your list of summer reads!

First I must say that what impressed me most about this book is the author’s ability to get me to cross genres. I am not a chick lit fan. I’ve tried to read many books in that genre – actually was able to finish a few, but never really left the book satisfied. But when I picked up “Someone Else’s Fai...more Full review here http://yourneedtoread.blogspot.com/20...

It’s the end of May, school is almost out and you’re dying for summer vacation. This book needs to be at the top of your list of summer reads!

First I must say that what impressed me most about this book is the author’s ability to get me to cross genres. I am not a chick lit fan. I’ve tried to read many books in that genre – actually was able to finish a few, but never really left the book satisfied. But when I picked up “Someone Else’s Fairytale” I was hooked from page one.

Chloe Winters has a chance meeting with big star Jason Vanderholt when she and her friends are extras in a movie being shot at their college the University of New Mexico. While her friends are star struck, Chloe is indifferent, even though Jason makes a point to talk to her. Chloe has much more important things on her mind, like finishing college and getting into grad school, so she is surprised when Jason tracks her down and wants to be friends. She reluctantly agrees and makes it clear up front that friendship is all she’s interested in. But Chloe didn’t count on her feelings for Jason changing the longer she knows him. She thinks she knows what she wants but meeting Jason opens her eyes to a new world of possibilities. The relationship that follows is sweet and romantic.

At first glance I wondered if the plot seemed a bit cliché, but Emily made it work because her characters had depth. Chloe and Jason both surprised me. I wondered if Chloe could really come across as uninterested in this big movie star. She did because she truly was just that…uninterested. Plus the back story of a tragedy that happened to her when she was young really rounded out her character and gave her a strength that I admired and respected. When she does realize her feelings for Jason, her reactions, insecurities and fears are well-written and believable. I found myself liking her more and more as the book progressed.

Jason was definitely a lot nicer than I ever imagined a Hollywood star to be. However, he wasn’t perfect. He had made mistakes and his past was a hurdle that he and Chloe had to get over. He was very real, and his pursuit of Chloe was equal parts sweet and funny. His gestures didn’t always get him the desired outcome, but I loved watching them work on their relationship throughout the course of the book.
Chloe’s friends and Jason’s family rounded out the cast of characters, and I loved how both Chloe and Jason leaned on them for support.

This book really surprised me in a good way. I enjoyed it much more than I would have imagined and I can’t recommend it highly enough!(less)

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May 31, 2012 Valerie (Val's Vicinity) rated it 5 of 5 stars

What a fun story! I think we all find celebrities intriguing and even peculiar at times, so the premise for this book instantly grabbed me. Thankfully, I wasn't disappointed! Chloe is a very likeable character, and Jason was immediately interesting as well; he's a big-time actor yet acts like an everyday guy. Jason's fame and popularity don't impress Chloe at all, in fact on more than one occasion she defines his life as "weird".

I think many of us have a false idea of what celebrities lives (lik...more What a fun story! I think we all find celebrities intriguing and even peculiar at times, so the premise for this book instantly grabbed me. Thankfully, I wasn't disappointed! Chloe is a very likeable character, and Jason was immediately interesting as well; he's a big-time actor yet acts like an everyday guy. Jason's fame and popularity don't impress Chloe at all, in fact on more than one occasion she defines his life as "weird".

I think many of us have a false idea of what celebrities lives (like Jason's) are really like; it's not all glitz and glamour, and they're mostly just regular people like everyone else. This story gives a realistic-feeling look of what's it's like to have zero privacy, with people literally watching your every move.

Chloe really seems to have her head on fairly straight, and while she does make a few mistakes she genuinely tries to do what's right, even when it's difficult. Chloe is still a virgin at the age of 21 and wants to wait until marriage; sadly this has been the demise of all her past relationships. She admits that wanting to wait isn't "normal", but I was actually happy to see she had a desire for abstinence and a firm standing on the issue.

For those concerned about content, here's some of the topics you may want to be aware of:
Chloe's was born out of wedlock during her mother's long-running affair with a married man; this is frequently discussed as it's something that bothers Chloe. A couple mild make-out scenes are shown. Old accusations (including rape) from Jason's wild past are brought up. Chloe's roommate frequently stays the night with her boyfriend (nothing is seen). Jason's teenage niece rebels against her parents by dating an older guy, among other things. Chloe was the victim of a criminal attack at the age of 11, and the ramifications of it are still disrupting her life.

I didn't find the content or language to be graphic or offensive at all; it does touch on some topics as mentioned above, but I felt it was done tactfully and without dwelling on the topics overly long. I actually found the overall story to be very charming and a great escape; it really does have a fairy-tale feel. I very much enjoyed it, and I'll definitely be keeping my eye on this author! (less)

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May 31, 2012 Tobi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Do you believe in Fairy Tales? What about happy endings? Poor Chloe has had a rough life and doesn't believe in fairy tales. Raised by a single mom with a tragic accident in her past how could happy endings be possible?

She meets HOT Hollywood star Jason who immediately is taken with Chloe. Of course she doesn't swoon like all the others and stands up to him when he summons her to his trailer.

Torn between Matthew her bff and Jason what's a girl to do? Not to mention that Chloe dislikes the famous...more

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Apr 03, 2012 Heidi Murphy rated it 4 of 5 stars

I truly enjoyed this offering. Emily has a way of putting you right into the character's head so you can look out of her eyes and see her gorgeous movie star's piercing blue eyes gazing back. The story was fast-paced and kept me reading until way too late last night.

Spoiler alert...:o)

I've noticed several similarities to Stephanie Myers' Twilight series. We have a hunky, rich, sought-after hero (Jason) and a wounded heroine (Chloe) from the wrong side of the tracks. There is an alternative love...more

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Feb 25, 2012 Aishah rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Everyone!

The title, I have to say from the first time I came across it, seized my interest. Also the book cover looked fantastic and mysterious with the mirror and the girl stood in front of it as well. I became completely drawn towards the book and soon it was on top of my Amazon wish list and I jumped at the chance to buy it and finally read it!

The start of the novel was archetypal and I felt like I had read a few books ,before with the same concepts of a beginning. However after a slight Mi-Nute hesi...more The title, I have to say from the first time I came across it, seized my interest. Also the book cover looked fantastic and mysterious with the mirror and the girl stood in front of it as well. I became completely drawn towards the book and soon it was on top of my Amazon wish list and I jumped at the chance to buy it and finally read it!

The start of the novel was archetypal and I felt like I had read a few books ,before with the same concepts of a beginning. However after a slight Mi-Nute hesitation I dug in and realised that this was something new and in fact was whole new-found world consisting of characters of different personalities with thought-provoking pasts, that would seep into their present lives, bringing their prejudgement and horrors with them.

The meeting of a girl, who couldn't be less interested in celebrities and Hollywood, with a major superstar who is every girl's dream of a man, is totally intriguing and of interest. The weird thing about this story is that the superstar named Jason Vanderholt surprisingly seems to take interest in the normal, average University Student and part-time employee of a coffee shop, Chloe Winters.

Chloe Winters is a normal University student studying forensic science as a major which holds a great significance to her past. She's really smart and probably is on the path to be valedictorian, reminds me of me sometimes being a smartass and apparently a 'know-it-all'. Her non-attention seeking attitude towards celebrities is what I envy because knowing me I'd just be jumping up in excitement if I came across someone like Jason Vanderholt. The story also involves various characters that the reader can relate to. There's Lori, the enthusiastic roommate with a sense of humour and then the Texan English-obsessed Matthew with his values of religion alongside him. Chloe is a really composed person, stronger than she looks and holds a lot of secrets that could her weigh her down if not resolved. When Jason Vanderholt comes along and recognises her because of sibling similarity she feels her past creep up on her, slowly swallowing her confidence and bringing up traumatising events of ten years ago. To make matters worse someone from her past, the last person she'd want to be seeing and the cause of the events, turns up all of a sudden. Chloe's not sure what to do, fight or flight? 10 years ago she chose to fight but this time it's a whole lot worse and without friends by her side she won't be able to get through it by herself. Is it time she let someone in to her gloom of a past and help her climb out of the misery and despair that seems to pop up repeatedly out of nowhere?

The storyline gripped my attention and after just a few pages in, I'd stepped into a whole new place, stepped into Chloe Winter's world of complications, horror, romance and surprise. The whole atmosphere was enhancing, engrossing consisting of unexpected events and twists of the original, typical fairytale storyline. An engaging story exploring true love, fairytales and the essence of being yourself. Also compressed with exciting, pleasing roll of experiences with happenings of a different world that is waiting to be discovered by vivacious, enthusiastic readers! Something unique filled with a lot of excellent aspects held together perfectly and holds something for everyone with a passion for books.
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Feb 09, 2012 Ritesh rated it 4 of 5 stars

I’ll start by saying that this is the first chicklit/romance book I have ever read and I had no idea what to expect from this genre. I have nothing to compare this book to, so this is an absolute rating. I really don’t know how fair that is. So, I’m going to tell you whether I liked the story, and whether the book met the expectations I set for every book I read.

The premise of the story is quite simple. Boy meets girl. They become friends. They finally fall in love and live happily ever after. E...more I’ll start by saying that this is the first chicklit/romance book I have ever read and I had no idea what to expect from this genre. I have nothing to compare this book to, so this is an absolute rating. I really don’t know how fair that is. So, I’m going to tell you whether I liked the story, and whether the book met the expectations I set for every book I read.

The premise of the story is quite simple. Boy meets girl. They become friends. They finally fall in love and live happily ever after. Even with this rather generic premise, I liked the story due to two reasons. One, there is a major twist to this basic premise. And two, the author has done a terrific job at fleshing out the characters.

The story revolves around two main characters, Chloe and Jason, as well as their families. The big twist is that Jason is a movie superstar. While returning back to Albuquerque for a shoot, he somehow recognises local Chloe, and that is where their story starts. She really does not seem interested in dating Jason and wants to be friends. It is really interesting to read how the story goes from there to the final fairytale.

The genius of the author is in how real all the characters are, not just the main characters. Jason’s family and Chloe’s friends are all developed well with individual personalities that fit perfectly into the story. I loved Jason’s family. They are really amazing and super-nice, and are just like every other ordinary family even though Jason is a superstar. This is what really appealed to me. Jason’s sister, his niece, Chloe’s best friends and mother, they all have an important role to play in the story. None of them are out of place, over the top or unnecessary.

Both Chloe and Jason have a murky past which has moulded their personalities and their lives. This is the reason why Chloe can’t trust anyone. Jason’s past is also the reason why he is amazingly nice and does not really act like any superstar would. I won’t say what incidents shaped them, as it would give away too much of the story. But in the end, it all seems perfectly logical, as to why these two are perfect for each other.

I’m not saying the story is perfect, otherwise it would be worthy of five stars. Although the book had its twists and turns, they are never too difficult to anticipate. I just did not get that huge sense of foreboding or anticipation to know what would happen next. This is something I’d want every book to have. Maybe, it’s wrong on my part to expect this from a romance novel. Who knows? But I think the author could have added something to make the story a bit more challenging.
So, let’s get to the main question. Does Chloe finally get her fairytale? You’ll have to read the book to find out. But I’ll say this; the ending may not entirely be what you expect!

Finally, I want to say that this is a terrifically written book by an extremely talented author who really knows what she is doing. She was able to bring her characters to life, and make us feel their happiness, pain, excitement and disappointments. For this, I give the book four stars.(less)

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Mar 11, 2013 Liz rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I can’t even begin to describe how much I am absolutely head over heels in love with this book! Someone Else’s Fairytale drew me in immediately to the story. I read this book in one day. I had the hardest time putting it down just to do mundane tasks required of me throughout the day.
Chloe Winters is your average college student at the University of New Mexico. She is just your typical girl going to school and is trying not to get caught up in all the drama. (This is one of the things I love abo...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Scarlet rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This book was surprising for me. First, from the synopsis I thought it would be some fun, lighthearted YA romance. It turned out to be more adult contemporary romance, but without any sex involved. In fact, you can't get any more vanilla than this book. For me, this was a welcome change after reading a series of Abbi Glines' NA books.

The second surprise for me was the religious undertone, although it was done ever so subtle and not at all preach-like. What I'm referring to is the underlying the...more

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Jan 01, 2013 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars

(Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to Emily Mah Tippetts.)
22-year-old Chloe doesn’t have the most structured of backgrounds, but now she’s on track to be valedictorian. Until she graduates, she has no intentions of having a sexual relationship with anyone; she doesn’t need the stress, she doesn’t want to have a child out of wedlock like her mother did, and she also has no intentions of becoming involved with a movie star.

Jason has been in s...more (Source: I received a digital copy of this book for free on a read-to-review basis. Thanks to Emily Mah Tippetts.)
22-year-old Chloe doesn’t have the most structured of backgrounds, but now she’s on track to be valedictorian. Until she graduates, she has no intentions of having a sexual relationship with anyone; she doesn’t need the stress, she doesn’t want to have a child out of wedlock like her mother did, and she also has no intentions of becoming involved with a movie star.

Jason has been in several movies, and now has a fan group full of semi-crazy, crying girls. It’s Chloe that he likes though, and he’s happy just being her friend if it means that he gets to spend time with her.
Can Chloe and Jason ever be together though? Their backgrounds are so different, and Chloe doesn’t want to be followed by the press for the rest of her life. Can this fairytale ever be what Chloe dreams of?

This was an interesting romance, where not everything was sunshine and laughter, and bad things happen to good people. Chloe has a complicated background, whilst Jason has fame to follow him around, and not everything is as it seems.

Chloe was a strong female lead but I did feel that some of her ideas and principles were fairly rigid and maybe even a little too severe. She didn’t believe in sex before marriage – fair enough, she wants to focus on her education – fair enough, but don’t then be surprised if your ex-boyfriend broke up with you because he wanted sex and you wouldn’t go there.
She didn’t want Jason to pay for stuff for her, and felt bad even accepting something small like a coffee from him, I mean I understand that she wanted to be independent, and didn’t want him to treat her like he owned her, but the bloke is a movie-star for goodness sake! I’m sure she could have accepted something from him, when he offered, even if only to make his life easier, especially when it was something that would keep her safe, or mean that she could see Jason more frequently. I think Chloe maybe took this ‘independent woman’ thing a little too far, who doesn’t want a man to treat her like a princess occasionally?

I liked Jason, although I felt sorry for him that Chloe dragged her heels so much, and made things like keeping her safe from crazy fans more difficult. I don’t think you can really blame a bloke for wanting his girlfriend safe and nearby. He did go a little nuts at one point when one of his co-stars was pretending that he was having an affair with her, but I could forgive him for that as if Chloe had believed her things could have been very different!

I was really disappointed with Chloe’s friend Matthew’s behaviour. I thought that they were good together, and at one point I even thought that Chloe and Matthew would make a better pair than Chloe and Jason, but the way that Matthew then behaved towards Chloe was awful, and I really disliked him for it.

Although this was a romance, Chloe and Jason were not ‘fated’ to be with one another. They had to work hard at their relationship, and it wasn’t all some kind of fairytale, which made things a bit more realistic. There was also a lot of movie-stuff in the book that made that part of the storyline more interesting and ‘real’ too.

Overall; an interesting and realistic contemporary romance.
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