Saving Hollywood

Great read. I couldn't put it down. I was able to really relate to the charecters and their situations. Not only did this book show faith working through other people, I saw how it also works in me. Buy this book and give it a read! You will not regret the purchase.

This is a good comfort book. I read Saving Hollywood during the busiest part of my freshman year and I discovered that it is one of those books that once you read the first page you can't stop. It's like a great can of pringles. The characters are loveable and the plot is engaging. I am looking forward to Miss Adair's next book!

An enjoyable read. Ms. Adair has spun a wonderful tale with characters you'll just love. There's a good balance between fun, lighthearted interactions and deeper emotional and spiritual dinamics. The mix of Holly and her friends' "everyday" college life and the tention of her past coming back to haunt her make this a fun and engaging book. You'll laugh at Holly and her friends, but it's the bigger picture that keeps you turning the pages.

I am amazed that a person can create so many characters with such different personalities and bring them all together in a concise and logical manner. It is beyond a person has years of training in this art and the benefit of a teacher or good friend to help them that they could even think to write a book such as this. This book keeps your attention in the developement of these characters. It is hard to sit down and leave the book because you are excited about what might happen in the next chapter. Although I am a poor reader and do not much care for novels, especially Christian novels, I was completely consumed by the flow of this book. ~Jerry

This book is honest. It tracks the story of a girl and her transformation, but that is not the emphasis of the novel. God is the unseen hero of the story. The author draws us into Holly's world, letting us even see into her thoughts, as well as the thoughts of the other characters. So the reader is given insight into all characters without the foresight into their futures. The plot is not quite predictable, though the reader assumes that God's plan must win out in the end. It is a beautiful story, and the reality of the gospel is so accessible in its pages. I recommend this to anyone who wants to read a good, exciting, hopeful, humorous, honest, bare treasure of a story. It is simultaneously simple and thought-provoking. And very genuine. Read it and see for yourself.