He is the last man I should have picked to star in my movie…
But I didn’t have a choice, right? Now, I must deal with the tall, handsome, blue-eyed, and Oscar-winner Harrison Bates.
Why am I complaining? Because he embodies what I hate the most about Hollywood: a billionaire who uses his money to get what he wants. And everyone throws themselves at his feet.
Everyone except me.
He is also the reason why I have a big budget for this movie. He found the investors, and they put him in the lead role.
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He is the last man I should have picked to star in my movie…
But I didn’t have a choice, right? Now, I must deal with the tall, handsome, blue-eyed, and Oscar-winner Harrison Bates.
Why am I complaining? Because he embodies what I hate the most about Hollywood: a billionaire who uses his money to get what he wants. And everyone throws themselves at his feet.
Everyone except me.
He is also the reason why I have a big budget for this movie. He found the investors, and they put him in the lead role.
No Harrison, no money. It’s as simple as that.
Looking on the bright side, after ten years of being a director of indie movies with a tight budget, I finally have the chance to shine in a project that can skyrocket my career to the top of the Hollywood realm.
All I need to do is spend a few months with Harrison’s cumbersome fame—and handsome face. And kissable lips. And sculpted abs.
I can do this. I’m strong enough to not fall for him like everyone else.
The Actor: Harrison is an enemies-to-lovers spicy romance featuring an indie director chasing her breakthrough, a handsome actor trying to change the path of his suffocating career, a not-so-cute first encounter, and a broken table. It’s a stand-alone, but you can read The Producer: Aaron and The Senator: Raphael if you prefer to follow the release order.