My Lady's Choosing

Praise

“An enticing romp.”—Entertainment Weekly

“If you’ve ever been frustrated by a romantic heroine’s choices, this book is for you.”—Bustle

“Options abound in this quirky spoof that will beg to be re-read over and over as you explore every avenue.”—Harper’s Bazaar

“Choose your own adventure and succumb to your passions again and again and again.”—Chicago Reader

“Whether you favor Mr. Darcy or Jamie Fraser of ‘Outlander,’ this book…delivers agency with a side of humor.”—Chicago Tribune

“A tale of non-stop intrigue. . . . [My Lady’s Choosing] is the perfect introduction to Regency era romance.”—The Gazette

“Fun, pick your own adventure book just for romance lovers.”—GeekMom

“I don’t want to influence your path, except with this: buy the book, take some romance for a spin, and have some laughs along the way.”—Geeks of Doom

“Dearest, choose this adventure.”—Autostraddle

“Entertaining.”—Jane Austen News

“Curran and Zageris’s cheeky riff on the Choose Your Own Adventure stories puts readers in the shoes of a feisty 28-year-old Regency miss who’s living as a lady’s companion to a sour dowager… those looking for a farcical romp will find plenty of laughs, winks, and nods in how the stories play out.”—Publishers Weekly

“A Byronic hero, a Highlander and a scandalous aristocratic lady as potential lovers? We’re sold.”—BookPage

“A wonderful use of the Choose Your Own Adventure Format while also paying respect to Austen.”—B&N Reads 

“For a lover of the romance genre, this is a great way to shake things up. The structure and story are so incredibly unique and creative…Sheer genius.”—Nose in a Book

“You’ve never read a book like this before! Both hysterical and utterly engrossing, this book puts you in the driver’s seat of your own historical romance. While reading MY LADY’S CHOOSING, I laughed, I swooned, and then I started again from page one to do it all over again with a different love interest!”—Carrie DiRisio, author of  BroodingYAHero: Becoming A Main Character (almost) As Awesome as Me