Cover of Caught on tape
Read Time: ~3.2 hr

Caught on tape

by Mary Wilcox (2007)

About this book

JEREMY. :) ALEX. :( HEATHCLIFF?Now that we're living in Hollywood, Eva thinks anything is possible - including casting the part of my boyfriend! As for the players: one's an actor (bad sign), one's a snobby rich kid (worse sign), and one doesn't even exist (stop sign). Guess who my sister picked?From the Trade Paperback edition.

Setting / LocationCalifornia
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreCaught on tape Lead Character

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