Review: Through His Eyes - Emma Dibdin

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Review: Through His Eyes - Emma Dibdin - August 2018

2023 is here and therefore begins a whole new onslaught of books being read and reviewed. This author I hadn't heard of it before, but I was busy scrolling through the Libby App and looking at the new releases on the app and came across this book the cover caught my eye, and after reading the blurb, it sounded like something I would enjoy. Through His Eyes takes us on a journey into the life of Jessica who is originally from the UK and had dreams of becoming a famous entertainment journalist in LA. It hasn't been all sunshine and roses, as the job entails lots of late nights, random events, and freelance jobs nobody wants but it pays the rent. That is until she gets her first big scoop an interview with Clark Conrad. Clark is Hollywood's heartthrob and also a bit of an enigma as he doesn't normally do interviews. For Jess, this is not only a dream come true for her job but for her personal life too as Clark is one of her Hollywood idols. As the book goes along, Clark and Jessica become close and eventually start dating. However, Jess learns that the Clark to the world is very different from the one behind closed doors and when allegations of abuse come out, Jess starts digging and finds out about a slew of women, death, and then the real reason why his wife Carol and their daughter Sarah disappeared. Will Jess survive and be able to escape this world or will it end in a gunfight? Through His Eyes by Emma Dibdin was a good read into not only the world of digital journalism, influencers, and publicity for likes and mentions but also a warning to all to remember that celebrities that we see on screen acting are all a pretend and that it's not their real-life personalities and sometimes appearances can be deceiving.

Amazon: https://amzn.to/3vt2Enc






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