I don't think readers of the Wilde family antics will be disappointed., A story as wild as the heroine's family name and one that will reward romance fans who want a funny book about an unusual heroine. Overflowing with tried-and-true romance tropes like opposites attract and secret pining, Wilde Child proves that sometimes there's no need to reinvent the wheel., Longtime historical romance fans and newbies to the genre (particularly those whose interest was piqued by Bridgerton) will delight in this well-done addition to a solid series., As usual, Eloisa James manages to weave a sweet, funny, and poignant tale. James' writing shines and the Wilde clan's infectious energy is the epitome of delightful. releases March 29 From New York Times bestseller Eloisa James, a new Regency-set novel in which a heiress with the goal of being a wallflower engages a rugged American in a scorchingly sensual, witty wager that tests whether clothing does indeed make the manor the wallflower A perfect companion story to Eloisa’s My American Duchess. Nothing gets me to a bookstore faster than a new novel by Eloisa James., A sparkling Georgian romance.

Her style is exquisite, her prose pure magic. From New York Times bestseller Eloisa James, a new Regency-set novel in which a heiress with the goal of being a wallflower engages a rugged American in a scorchingly sensual, witty wager that tests whether clothing does indeed make the man-or the wallflower Miss Cleopatra Lewis is about to be launched in society by her aristocratic grandfather.

The romance galaxy is filled with luminous stars, but few twinkle as brightly as James, who, with the launch of her Regency-set Would-Be Wallflowers series, once again dazzles readers with superbly conceived characters, a sublimely sensual love story, and sparkling wit., Eloisa James writes with a captivating blend of charm, style, and grace that never fails to leave the reader sighing and smiling and falling in love.

How to Be a Wallflower by Eloisa James