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Waiting on Wednesday -- Prom and Prejudice


Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event hosted by Breaking the Spine.  
  This week's can't-wait-to-read pre-publication book is
 Prom and Prejudice (Snark and Circumstance novella, #4). 
Prom and Prejudice (Snark and Circumstance, #4)


Prom and Prejudice

by Stephanie Wardrop
Publication date: May 2014

From Goodreads:

Georgia Barrett is beginning to realize that her arch-preppie lab partner, Michael Endicott, is not at all the snob-hole she once thought. Too bad Georgia doesn’t see him for who he really is until he starts dating a poised and polished senior.

Georgia knows she should settle for his friendship, especially since telling him how she really feels would mean risking losing him altogether. But her heart tells her a chance at love might just be worth dropping her trusty shield of snark. And Georgia’s determined to find out.

Waiting on Wednesday -- Pride and Prep School

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Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event hosted by Breaking the Spine. This week's can't-wait-to-read pre-publication enovella is Pride and Prep School (Snark and Circumstance #3). Technically, the cover reveal is Friday, so I'm using the banner for her blog tour (hosted by Chapter by Chapter) since it shows most of the cover!


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Pride and Prep School

by Stephanie Wardrop

Publication date: October 15, 2013

From Goodreads:

Georgia can’t figure out why the burden of a Y chromosome seems to make guys so hard to understand. First, there’s the handsome but slippery Jeremy Wrentham. After Georgia shared some pretty devastating kisses with him, she found her way home and he found her sister! 

And then there’s Michael Endicott, who never fails to let her know that her family’s quirkiness lies too far outside the pale for this preppie townie. But if he really feels that way, why is he in Georgia’s kitchen, asking her out? And why don’t boys come with instruction manuals?