Falling Star

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Summary: Excellent debut novel...witty...exciting
Review: Don't ask me how this book ended up on my wish list, much less in my cart, because I honestly don't remember. Of course, I HAD to put it there. But I'm sure glad I did. I love to read debut novels, it absolutely thrills me. Especially when I get my hands on a good book like "Falling Star". I can't compliment Diana Dempsey enough on her first effort. She's very knowledgeable about the world of television news network, and she definitely has a way with prose to create a writing style of her very own. The ups and downs in the life of TV news anchor, Natalie Daniels, will make a reader want to keep going, page after page, to see what can possibly happen next to this woman. It's a great plot with great characters, well written, and a great read.
I just this evening ordered two other novels written by Diana Dempsey. That's how impressed with her talent that I am.
Congrats, Diana, on a job well done.

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Summary: Falling Star
Review: I really liked this book. It brought the book to life for me and I'm sure others would say the same. The author wrote from her her own experiences and that really grabbed my attention. Her book kept my attention not only with the vivid pictures it painted for my eyes, but also with the characters and their constantly changing problems. I would certainly recommend this book to anyone that wants a good read and enjoys the entertainment business.

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Summary: Great read
Review: I think this book was a great and quick read with in depth characters you will come to love.. It is a flirty book about the ways of newscasting and how you can trust no one and peo
ple stab you in the back but Natalie will get them all in the end.. It is a great escape.

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Summary: must read if in TV News
Review: If you work in or around TV News anchors, this is a must read. It shows the cut throat world the business can be. The veteran anchor vs. the wannabe-anchor. We can all relate to at least one of the characters in the book.

Rating:
Summary: must read if in TV News
Review: If you work in or around TV News anchors, this is a must read. It shows the cut throat world the business can be. The veteran anchor vs. the wannabe-anchor. We can all relate to at least one of the characters in the book.

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Summary: Riveting and Entertaining
Review: Make way for Diana Dempsey who shares her intimate knowledge of the cutthroat world of TV news in Falling Star. Dempsey, a former LA news anchor, has penned an exciting story about KXLA anchorwoman Natalie Daniels, who is about to be dumped as she approaches her fortieth birthday. News director Tony Scoppio is the baddie who feels youth and beauty are more important than talent and brains. He wants to replace Natalie with her protege, Kelly Devlin, a scheming reporter who will stop at nothing to get Natalie's job.

How Natalie copes with her job crisis, a husband who has dumped her, an agent she's attracted to but who's marrying someone else, and a slew of vicious rumors about her mental stability, makes for a fast-paced, ... read from Ms. Dempsey, a rising star who understands the world of television news from the ground up.

Kudos for a brilliant first novel from a gifted writer.