
A chaotic party girl moves in with her estranged grandmother and must become a 1950s-style lady to save their home—and maybe find love—in this witty rom-com.
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A chaotic party girl moves in with her estranged grandmother and must become a 1950s-style lady to save their home—and maybe find love—in this witty rom-com.
Jessica Beam is one hot mess. She knows how to have fun (cider, men and the snooze button usually have something to do with it) but lately she's been forgetting how to turn up for work on time. Or in clean clothes. Suddenly finding herself out of a job, out of luck with her friends and thrown out of her flat, she tracks down her only family member: her grandmother, in Kensington. She hasn't heard from Matilda Beam for 15 years but hungover beggars can't be choosers. Things aren't going quite so ...
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Sensual romance and on-page intimacy; sexy romantic-comedy tone
No violence depicted
Occasional strong language; a swear jar features in the plot
Heavy partying, alcohol, hangovers; substance-abuse themes
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No fantasy magic elements
No occult content
Light contrast of 1950s gender roles with modern womanhood
Depression themes present alongside personal struggles
Absentee and overbearing parents referenced in backstory
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