Kate Rorick
Kate Rorick is a writer of television, web series, and novels. She has written for a variety of television shows, including Law and Order: Criminal Intent (NBC), Terra Nova (FOX) and The Librarians (TNT). In 2012 she became a writer and producer for the Emmy Award-winning web series The Lizzie...
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Kate Rorick is a writer of television, web series, and novels. She has written for a variety of television shows, including Law and Order: Criminal Intent (NBC), Terra Nova (FOX) and The Librarians (TNT). In 2012 she became a writer and producer for the Emmy Award-winning web series The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, which lead to her writing The Secret Diary of Lizzie Bennet.In her spare time, she is the bestselling author of historical romance novels under the name Kate Noble. Rorick is a graduate of Syracuse University and lives in Los Angeles.Discover more at www.katerorick.com
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Quinn Barrett strives for perfection. It's her personal mantra, to appear perfect, to be perfect for her husband, her son, her work life and as the president of the Little Wonders Preschool Parent Association. The next perfect event she needs to pull off is the Little Wonders Happy Halloween Parad...
Lydia Bennet became somewhat of an internet celebrity when her older sister Lizzie's vlogs, made as part of her graduate project, went viral in a major way. Always happy to be the centre of attention, Lydia made her own videos and loved the attention she got on YouTube, Twitter, Tumblr and other soc...
Arc provided by Touchstone Books (a Simon and Schuster Imprint) through NetgalleyI had a hard time with this book, and part of it was my fault.After all, this is Lydia's book. And Lydia is Lydia. Even in the aftermath of "Wickham's I wanna punch you in the nuts SOB" incident, she is still her same f...
There’s always something a little startling about reading (and/or watching) a retelling of a classic piece of literature. There’s also something a little cringe-worthy about it. Sure, there’s always going to be gems out there but there’s also going to be a lot of duds and you never know what you’re ...
This was such a fun _and accurate _ romp of a retelling! As a proud fan of all Austen things, I am happy to inform that the authors did an amazing job with this novel, re-adapting a most loved classic into a contemporary romance, while maintaining a most necessary consistency with Austen's work. I...
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