Split Ends

Split Ends is one of Kirstin Billerbeck's stand alone novels. \\r\\n\\r\\nIn typical Billerbeck style, we follow the story of Sarah Claire, a small town girl with big city dreams. A hairdresser who dreams of bigger things, Sarah Claire has managed to land a job in Hollywood as a stylist to the stars. However, her new job is much less of an opportunity than she had dreamed, and Sarah Claire is out of her depth with no hope of things working out. . . . until she meets Dane, a modern day Cary Grant, and things finally start to go right - or do they?\\r\\n\\r\\nI really enjoyed this novel. After giggling my way through the Ashley Stockingdale trilogy I wasn't sure what to expect from Billerbeck. This novel, however, had the depth I was looking for, as well as enough hilarious situational comedy to keep me laughing. The romantic lead, Dane, is quite possibly one of my favourite ever modern day male characters, with a believability I have rarely seen in the too-perfect male leads of most romance novels. If you are looking for a good read, this is the book for you.