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Reputation

Lex Croucher (Goodreads Author)

3.80 · Rating details · 6,371 ratings · 1,469 reviews

The hilarious debut novel from Lex Croucher. A classic romcom with a Regency-era twist, for fans of Mean Girls and/or Jane Austen.

Abandoned by her parents, middle-class Georgiana Ellers has moved to a new town to live with her dreary aunt and uncle. At a particularly dull party, she meets the enigmatic Frances Campbell, a wealthy member of the in-crowd who lives a life Geo ...more

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Published April 5th 2022 by St. Martin's Griffin (first published July 8th 2021)

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Oct 15, 2021 Nilufer Ozmekik rated it really liked it

I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation! Living in the past, it's a new generation!
A girl can do what she wants to do and that's what I'm gonna do!
I think this smart, entertaining, unputdownable book deserved a powerful start with Joan Jett and Blackhearts’ Bad Reputation song’s opening lyrics!

Can you imagine what kind of intriguing concept the author presented to its readers:
Bridgerton with more Gossip Girl meets Mean Girls with Austen novel vibes is dreamy concept for a bookworm like me who I don't give a damn 'bout my reputation! Living in the past, it's a new generation!
A girl can do what she wants to do and that's what I'm gonna do!
I think this smart, entertaining, unputdownable book deserved a powerful start with Joan Jett and Blackhearts’ Bad Reputation song’s opening lyrics!

Can you imagine what kind of intriguing concept the author presented to its readers:
Bridgerton with more Gossip Girl meets Mean Girls with Austen novel vibes is dreamy concept for a bookworm like me who easily relate with quirky heroines because once upon a time I was one of them who fantasize million ways to kick those mean, spoiled girls’ skinny arses!

Of course as soon as I read the blurb, I was sold! And at the first chapter when I read Georgina’s voracious interest about Viking funerals and the reaction she got from dear auntie and uncle she’s sent to live with, I thought that girl is my teenager self’s spirit animal! I was so sure, my love for this girl would grow at next chapters and I wasn’t wrong!

Georgina is unique, smart, quirky as hell but she lives inside the wrong body in the wrong place at the wrong time. She’s sheltered, voracious reader, having hard time to form proper relationships but thankfully or regretfully she meets enigmatic mean girl Frances Campbell who may be the key for Georgina to take her first steps to a secluded, special circle for being part of wheels of Regency Aristocracy.

Georgina is shell- shocked after her quick introduction to a new world filled debauchery, extreme spending, drinking and partying ( poor girl: she feels like she’s spending another ordinary weekend in Hollywood Hills! )

Then at her lowest point, she meets Thomas Hawksley, a quiet complex gentleman she coincidentally bumps into several more times under humiliating circumstances. But she thinks she has unrequited feelings as she realizes he’s acting reserved and unimpressed.

Bigger question of her was not about the rejection she feels. She still have issues to fit in the gilded world her friend Frances introduced her. If she cannot adjust in the rituals, the forms, the traditions and the rules she’s forced to obey, what will happen to her?

Definitely predicaments of a young woman’s self discovery journey is told with vivid, sarcastic and thought provoking tone that I truly enjoyed!

I couldn’t put it down and absolutely rooted for Georgina from the beginning. It was so satisfied to witness how the character evolved, changed and learned to stand for herself!

Special thanks to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press / St. Martin’s Griffin for sharing this digital reviewer copy with me in exchange my honest opinions. ...more

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Jun 03, 2022 chan ☆ rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2022, historical-romance

there were certain darker themes and inclusions that i felt were a bit unnecessary given the overall tone and vibe of the story buuuuut

i still enjoyed the hell out of this. i'm not the type to get hung up on historical accuracy as i enjoy a historical romance and they are very rarely accurate. i mention this because that seems to be the recurring complaint about this book, that and the rampant alcoholism and generally bitchiness of the main character. the latter is certainly a fair complaint. i ...more

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Oct 04, 2020 hope anna rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

It is a truth, universally acknowledged, that this book fucking slaps.

This will be one of the best books you read in 2021! Funny, witty and so heart wrenching in its relatability, Lex has managed to capture the delight of regency novels while telling a story that rings far too true for today’s society. REPUTATION has the wit of Emma and the aesthetic of a Sofia Coppola movie

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Oct 12, 2021 Alexis Hall added it

Shelves: queer, young-adult-and-or-childrens, adventures-in-romancelandia, deserves-all-the-stars, delightful, a-few-of-my-favourite-things, i-doff-my-hat-to-your-cleverness

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Trigger warnings for drug and alcoholic use and misuse, death of family members, domestic violence, emotionally abusive families, rape, sexual assault, slut-shaming, toxic friendships, racism, violence.

This book is absolutely *chef’s kiss*. It’s basically Regency Mean Girls and I adored it beyond measure. I will say ...more

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Mar 28, 2022 Jasmine rated it really liked it

If Mean Girls and Emma had a baby, it would be Reputation by Lex Croucher.

After having little choice but to move in with her aunt and uncle, Georgiana Ellers is desperate to get out of the house, to do anything like the heroines in her favourite books. At a dreadfully dull dinner party, Georgiana meets the breathtaking Frances Campbell, daughter of Lord and Lady Campbell.

Georgiana gets swept up in the extravagant and debauched lifestyle of Frances and her wealthy friends. And, of course, there ...more

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Aug 21, 2021 Abby rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This book is my new obsession, I need MORE

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Jun 05, 2021 Sara rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, historical-fiction, lgbtq, young-adult, romance, arc

ARC received in exchange for an honest review.

Described as a 'coming of age romcom', I'd actually say this is a lot darker than the fluffy historical romance many will be expecting. Georgiana Ellers has been sent to stay with her aunt and uncle while her inattentive parents take to the coast. Friendless and without any clear direction in life, Georgiana's fortunes change when she meets the the effervescent and irresistable Frances Campbell. The ultimate party girl, Frances is filthy rich and fa ARC received in exchange for an honest review.

Described as a 'coming of age romcom', I'd actually say this is a lot darker than the fluffy historical romance many will be expecting. Georgiana Ellers has been sent to stay with her aunt and uncle while her inattentive parents take to the coast. Friendless and without any clear direction in life, Georgiana's fortunes change when she meets the the effervescent and irresistable Frances Campbell. The ultimate party girl, Frances is filthy rich and fancy free, and she soon takes Georgiana into her inner circle of fellow aristocratic young things. But Georgiana has everything to loose within her new friend group, and reputations are about to be destroyed.

Georgiana is an interesting character. She's young and impressionable with a mean streak that spills over into her reckless actions. She's completely captivated by Frances and her group of friends, and will stop at nothing to hold onto this new elevated status she acquires by being seen with the high society. As a result she regularly throws people under the bus who are genuinely interested in being her friend or who seem to actually care for her. You'd think that as the story progressed she might recognise this behaviour, evolve and address - and to a certain extent she does, but not even in my opinion. People are far too forgiving with her behaviour and she doesn't really pay any price and see any consequences of her actions. As a result I couldn't warm to her at all.

Far more interesting is Frances, and the various relationship dynamics she has within her social circle. She sees Georgiana as no threat, a novelty. Someone to shape and mold to her whims and use and discard at her pleasure. Their shifting power dynamics as the story progresses was interesting to see play out, and to watch as France starts to loose control. Yet Frances is also very vulnerable and naive behind this sharp exterior. She doesn't let anyone close in to see behind this mask, preferring to push them away and we get a bit of background as to why this is when Georgiana visits Frances at home. Her friends Cecily, Jonathan and especially Jane are merely extensions of her power, and I thought all of them were well developed and well fleshed out characters in their own right. If anything I would have liked to have seen more of Cecily's sweet side to counterbalance the negative and harsh behaviours of some of the other characters as well as more of Jane and Frances's relationship. It was messy and complicated and angsty - and a lot more interesting than Georgiana's romance plot, which I never really felt invested in.

I found the writing to be good - it's reasonably well written and fast paced, and had me engaged throughout. However, I did struggle to place this in terms of age range. It reads very YA, yet the subject matters that are dealt with are quite mature. We have sexual and domestic assaults, and drug and alcohol abuse involving individuals in their early 20s. It's very Mean Girls goes to regency Britain with modern language and swearing (even going so far as to use a well known Mean Girls quote as a chapter opening) and is completely historically inaccurate to the extent that at times I forgot this was suppose to be a historical romance. There's little mention of the time period itself beyond vague mentions of the French, King George and riding about in carriages.

Some storylines also peter out into nothing, or felt overly gratuitous. We get a brief monologue from Frances about slaves and racism (she is described as mixed race), and one passing mention of Frances's mother being talked about in town while she gives money to the poor. But beyond this? Nothing. We also get hints of trouble at home for Frances, but again it's over in one scene. If as much care and thought had been put into these passages as they had for the many party scenes it might have had more of an emotional impact and feel less like an oversight. There was so much missed potential in Frances's mother.

An interesting read that's hard to rate. I enjoyed it, but it wasn't really what I expected it to be on reading the blurb. It's a dash of historical fiction with a splash of romance but at its core it's really about a group of young women trying to find their place in a world that sees them only as wives and daughters. To call it a romcom is to do it a disservice. ...more

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Jul 25, 2021 Rachel rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-fiction, tw-rape, under-edited, disappointing, romance, tiresome

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I had high hopes for this book. On page five, the MC – I hesitate to call her a ‘heroine’, for reasons which I will explicate at length – Georgiana is described as ‘reclining in a gloomy alcove in an empty hallway, tying and untying little knots in her second-best ribbon and thinking wistfully of Viking funerals’. The potential for her to be an overlooked but acute observer of human folly, in the mould of Elizabeth Bennet, was moderate to high. Unfortunately, by page fifteen Georgiana is, with b ...more

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Aug 14, 2021 April (Aprilius Maximus) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

The disappointment is real

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Jun 06, 2022 Maria Espadinha rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

The Rebellion of (Jane Austen) Maidens

What the Heck is Happening Here?

Smoking, Drinking, Wild Parties…

It’s the 19th century, for god’s sake!
Girls weren’t supposed to do that!…

No wonder the author kicks off the novel with an apology to our beloved Jane Austen! 😜

Reputation has been labeled as historical fiction.
Well… in its own peculiar way it’s a portrait of an era, but… it also makes fun of an epoch where women started as daughters to end up wives, mothers and…period!…

What would happen if 19th ...more

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Jun 05, 2022 Maria Espadinha rated it it was amazing

Hello Life, Farewell Reputation

Get out of my way Reputation, I want a Life with the Real Me…

How manny 19th century maidens you know with that sort of guts?

Jane Austen heroines?! Seriously?!
It’s true those maidens were slightly rebels, but… did they really misbehave? You know… drink alcohol, smoke, take drugs?… Stuff like that?!… 😜

I don’t think so, do you?!..

Well… now you know why the author starts this book with an apology to Jane Austen 😜

Reputation can be irreverent and deliciously witty whils ...more

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Apr 01, 2021 Lex Croucher added it · (Review from the author) · review of another edition

Friends! Now that Reputation is available to review I've provided a list of content warnings here: https://www.lexcroucher.co.uk/reputat... ...more

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Apr 11, 2022 Sunny rated it really liked it · review of another edition

4.5 stars! Delightful. Forgot that hetero regency romance with queer side characters can be fun

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Mar 30, 2022 Claudia rated it really liked it

A fun and engaging novel that asks what if Mean Girls had petticoats?

Reputation follows our main character Georginia who moves to a small town with her aunt and uncle after her parents ditch. Georginia finds her quiet life a little upended when she meets Frances Campbell, a wealthy and wild girl with friends who are the most elite and most unafraid of consequences.

The book is based around Mean Girls and has plenty of references to prove it, even with the main character's name. If you grew up w ...more

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Jul 12, 2021 charlotte, rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: adult-lit, achillean-side, sapphic, lgbtq-authors, south-asian-characters, historical-fiction, lgbt, uk-and-ireland, disabilities-disorders-illnesses, 5-stars

probably was gonna go 4 stars but then it made me almost cry so

Rep: sapphic(?) mc, biracial Black sapphic character, lesbian character, gay character, biracial Indian li, side character with depression

CWs: sexual assault, drug abuse, alcohol abuse, implied rape, attempted rape

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Jun 17, 2022 Hannah B. rated it liked it

✨The limit exists and we have found it✨

Okayyyy not as bad as I was expecting! Overall I think I liked the story but I also think I didn’t for a good portion of the book. If that makes any sense (we all know it doesn’t).

I liked Georgiana for the most part and really loved Thomas! The romance of their relationship definitely bumped this up a bit in my ratings because it was very sweet.

I liked the Mean Girls references and I like the time period, but man it just did not feel like the feels that M ✨The limit exists and we have found it✨

Okayyyy not as bad as I was expecting! Overall I think I liked the story but I also think I didn’t for a good portion of the book. If that makes any sense (we all know it doesn’t).

I liked Georgiana for the most part and really loved Thomas! The romance of their relationship definitely bumped this up a bit in my ratings because it was very sweet.

I liked the Mean Girls references and I like the time period, but man it just did not feel like the feels that Man Girls gives you. (Which I think is the main pitfall of movie to book retellings.) Maybe it’s the lack of low rise jeans. Maybe it’s the lack of Tina Fey being a pusher. Maybe it’s a lack of an epic soundtrack. Whatever it may be, this book was just not a laugh or anything I’d ever really want to feel again? Like I said, I liked parts and I suppose the overarching story, but the experience was weird and I wasn’t prepared.

The first hour of the audiobook was pretty hard for me to make my brain focus on…but I was able to get on board with the second half of the book. Thomas really carried this book. Thank you my good sir. The side friends weren’t really that important to me and they maybe could’ve been given more space to grow.

**Spoilers Below**

However, you can’t just have an abuser BREAK GEORGIANA’S WHOLE ASS ARM and not go straight to the hangman’s front step. I’m sorry but I said what I said figure out how to get it done and do it! Having his reputation ruined doesn’t feel as good as cold hard revenge. I was not prepared for that scene and it was frankly alarming.

**Spoilers Ended**

Overall, I don’t think I’m worse off for having read this, but I don’t think I’d pick it up again. The concept was fun but maybe missed the mark. It felt very modern (which I don’t mind in historicals!), but parts of modernity that I don’t really like lol. The partying and haziness was stressful and was just like…please get some rest.

I did really like the narrator and the experience as an audiobook was a good one!

⭐️⭐️⭐️.25/5

Major CWs for SA, physical abuse, bullying, poisoning????, and unknowingly consuming substances without consent. ...more

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Mar 07, 2022 laurel [the suspected bibliophile] rated it liked it

Shelves: 2022-read, arcs, audiobooks, historical-fic, new-adult

While I wouldn't call it hilarious, as it was billed as, it was definitely a fairly good mash-up of Mean Girls meets Bridgerton but add in more queer and BIPOC characters.

I had hoped it was sapphic, based on what I had thought the blurb meant, but after reading a few other reviews was prepared to be disappointed. I think Georginia *might* be bisexual, but it's not explored.

Anywho, it's basically Mean Girls in the Regency Era, with sexual assault that was handled much better than I had anticipate ...more

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Mar 14, 2022 karine ❥ rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Shelves: bc

~~i hated this book more than i hate myself. and i REALLY hate me.~~

so, right, this author can write a whole bunch of nothing and get away with 3.94 of average rating? wtf are wrong with you ppl? im VERY pissed. this book is a fucking mess. the characters has no personality traits and all of them are awful ppl. im not even gonna start with the WRITING.

WHAT. THE. FUCK.

i wonder if people who gave this a 5 star review read the same mess as i did. this what this “book” should be called: A MESS.

i ...more

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Jan 05, 2022 Lindsey Rojem rated it it was amazing

Shelves: samwisereviews, netgalley, ebooks, romance, 2022-52-book-club

I'd give this book 10 stars if I could, it was delicious and perfect and hard to put down. I loved the humor (actually laughed out loud at several spots) and I loved the characters. It's modeled after Pride & Prejudice but had enough twists and excitement that it didn't feel like an exact copy. Big fan, highly recommend, and I look forward to other books by this author. ...more

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Aug 17, 2021 QuietBlizzard rated it liked it · review of another edition

A satisfied 3.5 stars.

What Bridgerton could have been had it been written by someone with actual talent and sense of humor (and also, incidentally but not unimportantly, by someone who is not an apologist for rape).

Definitely not a fluffy rom-com, but still a solid romance novel. Nothing sweeps me of my feet lately so I can’t penalize it too much for not pulling me in that much, but the Mean Girls references made me chuckle more than once.

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Jul 16, 2021 Pip rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

PERFECT. DIVINE. EVERYTHING I’VE EVER WANTED.

it’s like Lex went inside my brain and picked out every element that would make a perfect book for me, and then they wrote it?? quite staggering. but I appreciate it

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Jul 08, 2021 ;3 rated it really liked it · review of another edition

3.5 or a 4 i cant decide

anyway i love u frances campbell <3

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Mar 27, 2022 captain raccoon. rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: historical, was-not-annoyed-by-the-englishness, lie-back-and-think-of-england, made-me-laugh, young-adult-or-new-adult

3.75 stars rounded up

(if i have to have this earworm then you do too)

i liked so much of what reputation did that i ended up glomming it until the wee hours of the morning on a school night. if a book set during regency times uses a quote from mean girls in cold blood then it will have my eternal admiration. (seriously, the quote was so good i had to put my kindle down for like 5 minutes because i was cackling like a witch.) but for all its positives i’m not sure i actually enjoyed reading this? ...more

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Oct 19, 2021 Katie.dorny rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2021, lgbtq

A raucous romp through the regency era.

This was pure fun for the most part. Witty with a serious storyline, it hit all the right notes.

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Apr 18, 2022 ~ prapti marked it as to-read

is this a Jane Austen X Taylor Swift? it sure does sound very tempting

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May 23, 2022 steph ♡ rated it it was ok · review of another edition

This book was atrocious, I don't want to talk about it. 0/10 on all fronts, the end ...more

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Apr 25, 2021 Sarah-Jane rated it liked it · review of another edition

I received a copy of Reputation from NetGalley for review.

Content warnings can be found here: https://www.lexcroucher.co.uk/reputat...

Reputation is debut with flavours of both Mean Girls and Gossip Girl set in a regency setting. Our protagonist Georgiana Ellers has been sent to live with her aunt after her parents relocate due to her mother’s ill health. Everything about her new life is dreary and dull until she meets Frances Campbell - the life and soul of the parties Georgiana longs to attend

I received a copy of Reputation from NetGalley for review.

Content warnings can be found here: https://www.lexcroucher.co.uk/reputat...

Reputation is debut with flavours of both Mean Girls and Gossip Girl set in a regency setting. Our protagonist Georgiana Ellers has been sent to live with her aunt after her parents relocate due to her mother’s ill health. Everything about her new life is dreary and dull until she meets Frances Campbell - the life and soul of the parties Georgiana longs to attend. Soon she becomes a member of the “in crowd” and Georgiana loses herself in drunken debauchery, smoking, drugs, desperate to stay in Frances Campbells inner circle.

My favourite thing about this book was the dynamic between Georgiana and Frances. Many people have experienced that friend that just feels like the life and the soul of the party, and I really liked that the books main focus was on the complexities of the friendship as opposed to the subplot of the romance between Georgiana and Me Hawskley. However, at the same time the complexities of Frances and Georgiana’s friendship was never fully explored to its true potential - the book didn’t give us any conclusion or answers regarding Frances and Georgianas sexuality and I think that was a real missed opportunity and the book felt a little anticlimactic as it didn’t reach a conclusion in that respect. I also felt that there wasn’t enough secrecy to the activities the group took part in, Frances had enough of a reputation to deter Georgianas aunt from wanting the two to be friends, but throughout the course of the book it never really felt like there would be huge repercussions for the group if they were caught, and given the time period I expected that to be more of an issue than it was.

The ending of the book felt a little off centre, and at times a little bit overly dramatic in terms of what happens to the individual characters, but with that being said the book does handle the topic of sexual assault with care.

Overall I gave this book 3.5 stars. I enjoyed it, but I had too many issues with the plot to give it any more than that. ...more

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Mar 28, 2022 lola rated it really liked it · review of another edition

3.5 ⭐️

to preface my review, i should mention that this book is not what i expected. from the cover, tag line, blurb, and even the first 100 pages, i expected a lesbian bridgerton on drugs. that is not what i got, and the main romance in this book is very much heterosexual.

whilst disappointing (misleading at best, queer-baiting at worst), i still enjoyed this story for the most part. it was a fun and scandalous take on the regency period, and i found myself laughing out loud on multiple occasion ...more

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Mar 15, 2022 Literary Redhead rated it it was amazing

REPUTATION
by Lex Croucher
St. Martin's Press, St. Martin's Griffin.
Pub Date: Apr 5

What a wild Regency romance! And such fun!

Georgiana Ellers lives with her staid aunt and uncle after her parents abandon her. Once quiet and bookish herself, she finds life changes radically when she meets free-spirited Frances Campbell, a member of a rich clique who abhors polite society.

Frances' world includes drunken parties with handsome men -- activities that certainly sully reputations valued most highly in r ...more

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Mar 26, 2022 Nicole Wuthering Vines rated it really liked it

“𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐨𝐧 𝐦𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐬 𝐠𝐨𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐩 𝐠𝐢𝐫𝐥 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐚 𝐝𝐚𝐬𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝐉𝐚𝐧𝐞 𝐀𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐧” oh have I never been so intrigued! Sign me up!

I really enjoyed this historical romantic comedy plot and was excited to read it leading up to today’s release of the Bridgerton season two!

I found this one to be such a fun and modern day take on your typical regency romances and I absolutely relished in how witty and entertaining it was!

I got total Mean Girl vibes from this one and ultimately just found it such a breathe if fresh air!

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