Infamous

Ferociously witty and joyously unrepentant, Infamous wraps a rollicking story of regency revelry excess around a heart of queer love and the power of self-authorship * Kat Dunne * I really enjoyed Reputation, but I think Infamous knocks it out of the water. Lex Croucher's voice and style have really established themselves here and I thought this book was gorgeous - funny, furious, romantic. Totally its own thing. I utterly fell for Eddie, laughing out loud at almost every page, swept up in the giddy riot of her thoughts, her feelings, her family. Her family! I'm an absolute sucker for a good ramshackle family and I would have happily spent several hundred pages alone hanging out with Eddie and her siblings . . . give them ALL books please! Infamous is pure pleasure. Funny, furious, romantic . . . just SUCH a good time. All the stars! * Laura Wood * Gleeful and unruly, Infamous brings Gen Z zeitgeist to some seriously hilarious Regency angst. Croucher has a genius for hijinks, hot messes, irrepressible characters, and turns of phrase that will stick in your mind until the end of time. Eddie's coming-of-age arc shines with insights into the wild, worthwhile work it takes to find yourself, and find love -- Joanna Lowell, author of The Duke Undone Bridgerton's wild little sister. So much fun! -- Sarra Manning Infamous is everything I wanted and more - it's witty, whip-smart and full of characters I totally fell for. I didn't want it to end -- Laura Kay