An A-list movie star moves to Los Angeles--next door to a family of five eligible sisters--in this irresistible novel where The Kardashians meets Pride and Prejudice , from the NYT bestselling author of Birds of California Every family is complicated, and the Benedettos are no exception.
Katie Cotugno brings a big, boisterous cast of characters to life in this deliciously sprawling LA story--a thoroughly fresh and modern tale about a family that\'s famous for being famous, the ways that preconceived notions make fools of us all, and how unexpected romance can bloom despite the odds..
And while the Benedettos\' matriarch sets to work encouraging a potential match between Charlie and June, there are plenty of others in the community who are determined to steer these eligible young men away from a ridiculous family of reality show has-beens...
Lilly has no such luck: the arrogant and judgmental Will Darcy, a man plagued by his own private demons, seems ready to clash with her at every turn--yet the two can\'t seem to stay away from each other.
It isn\'t long before Charlie falls for the warm and lovely eldest sister, June.
The Benedettos\' fortunes finally appear to be brightening when Charlie Bingley, the dashing star of Captain Fantastic , moves into their Los Angeles neighborhood with his friend Will Darcy in tow.
Lilly, the sensible second-eldest sister, is all too aware that her family is viewed as a spectacle, but she\'s focused on holding herself and her family together, and unlike her siblings she tends not to care what the world thinks.
A few years after a reality TV show skyrocketed them to pop-culture fame, the five twentysomething sisters are living together in their parents\' crumbling McMansion, nearly broke and teetering towards rock-bottom.
An A-list movie star moves to Los Angeles--next door to a family of five eligible sisters--in this irresistible novel where The Kardashians meets Pride and Prejudice , from the NYT bestselling author of Birds of California Every family is complicated, and the Benedettos are no exception
