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Honey Moon
Honey Moon
Author: Susan Elizabeth Phillips
A FEISTY CHARMER WITH A NEEDY HEART — From a dilapidated South Carolina amusement park to the shimmering glamor of Hollywood, orphaned Honey Jane Moon became the most famous child star in America by challenging the world with her fists swinging. But little girls have to grow up someday, and the passionate woman she becomes loves as fiercely as sh...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780671735937
ISBN-10: 0671735934
Publication Date: 6/1/1993
Pages: 448
Rating:
  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 143 ratings
Publisher: Pocket
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Audio Cassette
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Lenore avatar reviewed Honey Moon on + 193 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 8
I'm usually more of a fantasy romance or historical romance person - but I really enjoyed this book and I really like this author...she has a way of making "real" people very engaging...no Dukes, Medieval Warlords, or time travel romance here...but a very easy character to get behind!

SYNOPSIS from the BACK COVER: As a girl, Honey Moon dreams of becoming a movie star...she's a scrappy little know-it-all, but she's ill prepared to become the most famous (or infamous) child star in America. She's going to drive the men in her life crazy!
grannyc avatar reviewed Honey Moon on + 160 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 5
Good book by SEP. Storyline was not predictable.
ybbasque avatar reviewed Honey Moon on + 33 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 5
An epic romance with an unlikely heroine, all for the love of a roller coaster. Who doesn't love roller coasters?
reviewed Honey Moon on + 5 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
Not my favorite of her books, but that had more to do with personal taste than anything else. I like her writing and characters, though this one spanned a lot of years in a relatively short space.
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Helpful Score: 2
I usually love all of SEP's books...but have found two that I really disliked. This book and Hot Shot. I thought I could separate it from her contemporary versus older books, but one of my fave SEP's is Imagine which is one of her older ones. Anyway - thought I would give my 2 cents!
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A very good book by one of my favorite authors.
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One of my favorites from this author.
robinmy avatar reviewed Honey Moon on + 2042 more book reviews
Young Honey Jane Moon goes from living with her aunt and uncle at a dilapidated amusement park in South Carolina, to being the famous child actress nearly overnight. She is several years older than the teenager that she plays on her popular TV show. There are two men on the show. Dash Coogan is a surly cowboy who plays her father. Eric Dillon is a Hollywood bad boy who has no time for a teenage girl with a crush. Honey's life of ups and downs ends up being tied to both of her co-stars.

This is not Susan Elizabeth Phillips usual story, but I loved it anyway. When I first read this book nearly 20 years ago, I was prepared for SEP's trademark humor and banter. You don't get that with this book. It is a contemporary romance that has more of a women's fiction feel to it. The characters have depth to them. They are all flawed which makes them feel real. This book is also a tearjerker...so be prepared with lots of kleenex.

I decided to listen to the audiobook this time around and I'm glad I did. Nicole Poole's narration was fantastic. Each character had a distinct voice. My rating: 5 Stars.
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Great Book, I have never read her books before but she is a good writer. This story holds your intrest til the end. Good read.


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