The Austens-Series is, without a doubt, one of the best I've read in a while. Jane Austen's book Pride and Prejudice is probably the most commonly known and beloved one of it all. Hart has done a great job with this reimagination. I've been absolutely in love with the Bennet family and other fellow characters so far. Pride and Papercuts is no exception. Even with the original in the back of my head, it felt like I was meeting those characters all over again. Reading this one was so much fun. From Liam and Laney to Georgie and Jett - all of these characters are so loveable. And how could you not root for them? Something I've been saying for past books too, the author has a beautiful style of writing. I usually have a hard time with retellings of any kind, but that is what makes me love this series so much. I haven't read every Austen book, but this series makes me wish I did. Austen's book may be the inspiration, but the author created something so unique and new with it. It's why I think even for someone who hasn't read the books, this series has so much to offer. Thank you, Staci Hart, for yet another brilliant book. [I kindly received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.]