You Had Me at Hola
You Had Me at Hola
Alexis Daria
Donalyn Miller
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You Had Me at Hola

You Had Me at Hola

Alexis Daria
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Alexis Daria
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In the glittering world of telenovelas, where passion flares as brightly as the spotlights, comes a love story that starts with a stumble rather than a spark. "You Had Me at Hola" by Alexis Daria is a romantic comedy that dances through the drama-filled lanes of television soap operas, inviting readers into an enchanting tale of love, ambition, and the quest for a second chance in the spotlight. When Jasmine Lin Rodriguez, a beloved soap opera darling, finds her life splattered across tabloids after a messy breakup, she returns to New York City determined to reclaim her narrative. Armed with a "Leading Lady Plan," Jasmine is ready to prove that she doesn't need a man to achieve happiness or success. However, fate has a different script in mind when she's paired with the devastatingly handsome telenovela star Ashton Suárez. Ashton, fearing his career is on the brink of oblivion after his last role ended in dramatic fashion, sees this project as his golden ticket to Hollywood's A-list. But generating the required on-screen chemistry with Jasmine proves challenging, especially when their initial encounters are anything but romantic. As the cameras roll, so too does their behind-the-scenes romance, blossoming into a love affair more intense and real than any storyline scripted for them. Yet, as their connection deepens, the relentless media scrutiny threatens not just Jasmine's carefully curated image, but also to unveil Ashton's deepest secrets. "You Had Me at Hola" is a mesmerizing journey of two people navigating the treacherous path of love, fame, and personal redemption, reminding us that sometimes, the best love stories begin with the most unexpected hellos.

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Released
2020
4 Aug
Length
384
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Donalyn Miller recommended this book on Twitter.
Okay fine, you want a real answer? Look around.” Michelle waved her hands, encompassing their surroundings. “The men in this family get away with acting like a bunch of babies. They sit around eating and talking while the women do everything. The Latinx gender roles run deep. Is it any wonder our generation has made such sucky romantic choices? I don’t date.” She pointed at Ava. “She’s divorced. And you’re a serial monogamist.
— Alexis Daria, You Had Me at Hola

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