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In Over Her Head Lights, Camera, Anxiety
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In Over Her Head Lights, Camera, Anxiety

What would you do if all your dreams started to come true? Could you handle it?

Cecily feels like she has it all: great best friends, the beginnings of a career as a model/actress, and she's dating her favorite singer, Andrew Holiday. Then Cecily's best friend Lila begins to ditch her every time Lila's boyfriend calls. Cecily feels lost, but she and Andrew begin connecting more and she's never been in a relationship where she felt so understood. Andrew even begins to confide in her about his anxiety. Soon Cecily experiences her own anxiety on a magazine photo shoot, but she manages to impress the magazine staff. Just when it seems like all her dreams are coming true, everything comes crashing down when a photo of Andrew with another girl appears online. He swears nothing happened, but Cecily is crushed. She feels like she's lost two of the people closest to her.

Was her perfect life real or was she in over her head?

Published: September 7, 2019

Pages: 288

ISBN: 9798841292296

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Rachel S.

Apr 6, 2026
This is the second book in the Cecily Taylor Series; it can be read as a standalone. So, Cecily is now Andrew Holiday’s girlfriend. It isn’t public knowledge. When she does see him it’s all very romantic, when she doesn’t see or hear from her due to his work her mind does go on overdrive, especially when she sees photos posted online of him with other girls. One photo, in particular, sends her over the edge, the trust issues come up again, is their relationship over?

This instalment was just as good as the first; I have got to say Cecily’s Gran was brilliant, I think we all yearn for a Gran like her.
Cecily again was very relatable, I think at her age I would have jumped to the same conclusions as her. It must have been so difficult to have this secret relationship that she had to hide even from her best friends too. Yes, she could talk about talking to him but not that she was actually with him. We also follow her as she starts to kick off her modelling/acting career.

Another well-written book with a semi relatable topic, okay so we are not all going to get with our pop star crush but the relationship dilemmas are relatable.

I hope there is another book in the series.