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The View Was Exhausting

their love story has fooled the cameras but what is real behind the scenes?

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The View Was Exhausting

By: Mikaella Clements, Onjuli Datta
Narrated by: Tania Rodrigues
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Summary

The epic love story of the summer.

Whitman 'Win' Tagore and Leo Milanowski are the greatest love story of our time. International movie star meets the beautiful son of a millionaire. Their kisses write headlines, and their fights break the internet. Nobody needs to know it's not real.

Win knows that Hollywood demands perfection - especially from a woman of colour.

Leo just wants to enjoy life and shift press attention away from his dysfunctional family.

Together they control the narrative.

Except this time, on the shores of Saint-Tropez, Leo is hiding a secret that is about to send Win's world spinning. Now everyone's dream couple must confront the messy reality of their relationship. Just as they're starting to realise that they might actually be falling in love....

The View Was Exhausting is a bold, swoon-worthy and utterly modern debut novel about truth, fame and privilege - and how we love now.

©2021 Onjuli Datta, Mikaella Clements (P)2021 Headline Publishing Group Ltd
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Reviews

"Effortlessly cool, razor-sharp and crazy fun - I couldn't put it down." (Taylor Jenkins Reid, best-selling author of Daisy Jones & the Six)

"The complex, Hollywood love story we've all been waiting for." (Emily Henry, best-selling author of Beach Read)

"A glamorous power ride through fame, misogyny and racism, with a swoony romance." (Julie Cohen)

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