Authentically, Izzy

 


Authentically, Izzy
By Pepper Basham

Authentically, Izzy synopsis:

Authentically, Izzy tells the story of Isabelle "Izzy" Edgewood, an introverted librarian who prefers the company of books to romance, but secretly dreams of finding her "Prince Charming" like the ones in her favorite novels. When her meddling cousin sets up an online dating profile for her, she unexpectedly connects with Brodie, a fellow book-lover living across the ocean, forcing Izzy to confront her fear of flying and decide between a long-distance love and a potential local suitor who's also starting to show interest.

Wow, was this book a hilarious read! I can't remember laughing out loud at a book like that in a long time! From beginning to end, this story had me deeply invested and in love with the nerdy bookishness seen throughout the novel, and I highly recommend. (Also, I cannot get enough of Luke Edgewood! Absolutely amazing. *wipes away tears of laughter*)

No content warnings whatsoever, so I'd recommend for ages 15+. Have a very happy journey with Izzy Edgewood!

-Lylia


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