An English major, an app developer, and a decade of memories. As the new hire at Love, Austen, Abigail Price is excited for the prospect at a future after graduating college. She's been living with her aunt's family for the last decade and this job will help her get her own place once the year is done. She's in control, until her long-time crush/best friend shows up after leaving town with his girlfriend. She's not sure she can handle another heartbreak. Greyson Campbell is back working for his father's company after moving away to complete his master's program in IT. After a rough break-up, he's determined to focus on his career, until his feelings for his best friend turn into something more. Will they be able to put their past behind them and find love? ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Austen, Edited is a sweet romance. Abby Price pulled on my heart-strings as she is abandoned by all who should love and take of her when Greyson Campbell enters her life again. She is a character I relate well with and the emotions felt real. While the conflict and romance made for a great story, it was also an easy read that I couldn't wait to finish.While this is book 5 in the series, it was a perfect stand-alone book that gave hints to the stories that come before. Britney Mills wrote a great story that took me away in a world that I enjoyed. ~Amazon Reviewer. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ In this modern adaptation of Mansfield Park, I laughed, cringed, swooned, and was filled with indignation in just the right balance. Austen herself would have been pleased with the wave of emotions captured in this story. It was the perfect blend of predictable and surprisingly unique.Abby(Fanny) Price and Greyson(Edmund) are supremely adorable. She has been infatuated with Greyson, the kind boy-next-door, for years; but it takes some time apart and a little aloofness for Greyson to finally appreciate the woman Abby has become. ~ Amazon Reviewer TROPES: ❤️ Mansfield Park Retelling ❤️ Friends to More ❤️ Matchmaking
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