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When in Rome
by Sarah Adams
Cheesy and obvious, this retelling of Roman Holiday featured one-note characters, especially the supporting ones (of course the personal assistant is conveniently the one ruining her relationship with her mom AND making her feel bad about her hair, just because she's Evil ), and predictable plot sequences. It was a fun light read, but nothing stood out particularly.