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What Happens on Location

By: Nan Campbell
Narrated by: Michelle H. Lee
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Helen Cho, film producer and CEO of a new production company, knows that achieving her career dreams means making hard decisions. With her latest feature film in crisis, she needs a new director immediately. At the top of the very short list of replacements? The woman responsible for breaking up Helen's marriage.

Nora Darmody's dreams of a directing career have not panned out as she hoped. When the offer from up-and-coming Propolis Pictures falls into her lap, there's no way she can say no, even if that means working with Helen Cho. Because the last time Nora checked, their friendship died the moment Nora moved out of her pool house.

Both their careers hang in the balance. If they're going to work together, Helen has to ignore her angry feelings of betrayal, and Nora must dim the spotlight of attraction that glows whenever Helen reenters the frame. Can they let go of the past and trust each other again, or will old wounds and unspoken feelings derail them before the final cut?

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I really enjoyed yet another Nan Campbell book. She catches the nuance of feelings on such a poignant scale it’s hard not to get drawn in and invest.
Keep them coming Nan!

Story about trusting yourself again

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The book is about running a film production company and making films but the were so many times that the author got factual things wrong or included things that would never happen on a film set that the whole story became unconvincing. The narrator was ok but it was difficult to tell which character was saying what dialogue.

Film making was not real enough

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