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“It Happened One Fight by Maureen Lenker ” is a good book that you can read online or download to read it later. Before starting the reading or downloading, here is the summary of the book that you can read.Joan Davis is a movie star, and a damned good actor, too. Unfortunately, Hollywood only seems to care when she stars alongside Dash Howard, Tinseltown’s favorite leading man and a perpetual thorn in Joan’s side. She’s sick of his hotshot attitude, his never-ending attempts to get a rise out of her—especially after the night he sold her out to the press on a studio-arranged date. She’ll turn her career around without him. She’s engaged to Hollywood’s next rising star, after all, and preparing to make the film that could finally get her taken seriously. Then, a bombshell drops: thanks to one of his on-set pranks gone wrong, Dash and Joan are legally married.Reputation on the line, Joan agrees to star alongside Dash one last time and move production to Reno, where divorce is legal after a six-week residency. But between on-set shenanigans, fishing competitions at Lake Tahoe, and intimate moments leaked to the press, Joan begins to see another side to the man she thought she had all figured out, and it becomes harder and harder to convince the public—and herself—that her marriage to Dash is the joke it started out as.

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Joan Davis and Dash Howard have been Hollywood’s favorite onscreen couple for years. But off screen the pair haven’t said a civil word since the night of a studio-approved date gone awry. After a few movies apart, Joan’s been labeled box office poison, so she’s ready to work with Dash again on a film with Oscar potential. She’s also engaged to sweet Monty, but when the press uncovers that one of the pair’s movie wedding was actually legit, Joan needs Dash’s help to obtain a divorce so she can marry her new beau. So, they decamp to Reno for six weeks to make a film and sever all other connections. But what to do with the attraction underneath all their quips and banter?I adored the 1930s Hollywood setting, and am amazed that more romances don’t use it. A film set is the perfect vehicle for forced proximity, and Joan and Dash’s adversaries to lovers dynamic really worked for me. I also like that this book didn’t gloss over the realities of the film set, and the way women in the industry are treated on set and in the press.But then we got to the third act breakup, which did not work for me. I don’t want to spoil the plot, but the obstacle that arises could easily be taken care of with an honest conversation between the leads. This particular miscommunication didn’t make sense to me. And, while the simple resolution eight months later gives the characters their HEA, it follows the painful breakup too easily for my taste.