Katherine Glick

Lights Katherine Glick

The third and final novel of the Love and Second Chances Series, Lights, is a deep and sexy novel about self-awareness, learning to let go and trust, and of course second chances. Celine Fontaine is jaded. Her father abandoned her as a small child and her fiancé left on her wedding day, all of which have ruined her chances of ever falling in love again. She'd rather grow old with her dog than trust another man. After a chance meeting with a famous movie director, who instantly knew she had potential, Celine suddenly and quickly finds herself starring in a major motion picture. Not only does this trump her meager modeling career but it puts her in the personal company of a very famous A-list Hollywood actor. Reluctant to be working with such an arrogant man and rumored womanizer who apparently needed to change his ways, Celine accepts the role with a forced open mind only to find, in the end, that she's the one who needed to do the changing. Oliver Kerry had been acting since he was a young teenager thanks to his soon-to-be wife who encouraged him to follow his dreams. After devastating circumstances leaves him single, Ollie decides to move across the pond and tackle Hollywood. Certain no one could ever understand his troubled past, Ollie closes off all chances of having another relationship with a woman. Worried that the media and his fans would discover his self-doubt and true self, Ollie hides behind a fake persona and the lights of the stage; a permanent filter that expertly conceals his flaws and makes him appear practically perfect. Tired of hiding, all he wants to do is just be himself. After landing a role in a film and working alongside a newbie actress, Ollie realizes that he is capable of letting others in. And it's all thanks to Celine. When filming takes the cast and crew to Ireland, and Ollie and Celine have to work very closely together, they both realize that they are each other's missing pieces. Their powerful attraction to one another has them off kilter and their declarations to stay single suddenly don't matter anymore because they're finally happy. But negativity is like water; it can find its way into anything. Ollie and Celine have to decide if falling in love again is really worth it. Is it possible to have a second chance at love or is it just an illusion created by the lights?**Due to certain content, this book is recommended for mature readers 18+.**