Jealous whispers. Old rivalries. New betrayals.

Two months after Elizabeth Holland's dramatic homecoming, Manhattan eagerly awaits her return to the pinnacle of society. However, when she refuses to rejoin her sister Diana's side, those watching New York's favorite family begin to whisper that all is not as it seems behind the stately doors of No. 17 Gramercy Park.

In this thrilling installment of Anna Godbersen's bestselling Luxe series, Manhattan's most envied residents appear to have everything they desire: Wealth. Beauty. Happiness. But sometimes the most practiced smiles hide the most scandalous secrets. . . .

I personally think that a mature teenager or tweenager can read this book.

The part where Henry Schoonmaker told Diana Holland he loved her secretly (I know, im a hardcore romance person)

Penelope Schoonmaker, Henry's wife, because she was haughty, and arrogant enough to use people's secrets against them.
How Elizabeth Holland treated her former maid, Carolina Broud/Broad.

Buy another book, because this book wasn't THAT good. I really want to buy Pretties by Scott Westerfield. or Sugar Magazine, haha.

Happy, because i was glad i didn't live in the 1990's when people still thought themselves higher class than one another.

New York Times bestselling author, Anna Godbersen

If you like Gossip Girl, then you would really like this book. Sometimes the plot is good, and the romance between Henry and Diana really dragged me into the book.

The plot is exactly like Gossip Girl's. Its all about the secrets the higher classes have.

It's a really good book, but sometimes it gets a bit boring. I really like the cover, though.