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USA TODAY BESTSELLER • Lauren Layne brings all the unpredictable heat of Blurred Lines to an all-new cast of characters! Country music’s favorite good girl is hiding away from the world—only to find herself bunking with a guy who makes her want to be a little bad.

Jenny Dawson moved to Nashville to write music, not get famous. But when her latest record goes double platinum, Jenny’s suddenly one of the town’s biggest stars—and the center of a tabloid scandal connecting her with a pop star she’s barely even met. With paparazzi tracking her every move, Jenny flees to a remote mansion in Louisiana to write her next album. The only hiccup is the unexpected presence of a brooding young caretaker named Noah, whose foul mouth and snap judgments lead to constant bickering—and serious heat.

Noah really should tell Jenny that he’s Preston Noah Maxwell Walcott, the owner of the estate where the feisty country singer has made her spoiled self at home. But the charade gives Noah a much-needed break from his own troubles, and before long, their verbal sparring is indistinguishable from foreplay. But as sizzling nights give way to quiet pillow talk, Noah begins to realize that Jenny’s almost as complicated as he is. To fit into each other’s lives, they’ll need the courage to face their problems together—before the outside world catches up to them.

Praise for Good Girl

“I couldn’t read this fast enough! Lauren Layne created witty and well-developed characters who pulled at my heartstrings and had me falling in love over and over again! I highly recommend Good Girl, one of my favorites of the year!”—USA Today bestselling author Brooke Cumberland

“Good Girl is a delicious bite of Southern seduction with chemistry that sizzles. It’s the perfect way to spend a summer night.”—Rebecca Yarros, author of the Flight & Glory series

Lauren Layne’s New York Times bestselling Oxford Novel series can be read in any order:
IRRESISTIBLY YOURS
I WISH YOU WERE MINE
SOMEONE LIKE YOU
I KNEW YOU WERE TROUBLE
I THINK I LOVE YOU

Don’t miss any of Lauren Layne’s hot reads:

The Love Unexpectedly series: BLURRED LINES | GOOD GIRL | LOVE STORY | WALK OF SHAME | AN EX FOR CHRISTMAS

The Sex, Love & Stiletto series: AFTER THE KISS | LOVE THE ONE YOU’RE WITH | JUST ONE NIGHT | THE TROUBLE WITH LOVE

The Redemption series: ISN’T SHE LOVELY  | BROKEN | CRUSHED

The I Do, I Don’t series: READY TO RUN | RUNAWAY GROOM

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“I couldn’t read this fast enough! Lauren Layne created witty and well-developed characters who pulled at my heartstrings and had me falling in love over and over again! I highly recommend Good Girl, one of my favorites of the year!”—USA Today bestselling author Brooke Cumberland

“Good Girl is a delicious bite of Southern seduction with chemistry that sizzles. It’s the perfect way to spend a summer night.”—Rebecca Yarros, author of the Flight & Glory series

“The writing was humorous, engaging, and occasionally steamy. I adored the character of Jenny.”—Books and Bindings

“I highly recommend this book. I’m legitimately bummed that I finished this book, because now it’s over, and I all I want is more Noah and Jenny.”—Obsessive Book Nerd (five stars)

“The writing is typical of Lauren Layne—amazing setting, fun secondary characters and brilliant banter!”—Rhea’s Neon Journal

“Good Girl is about unexpected love. . . . If you haven’t finished one of Lauren’s books yet, this novel is a good one to start as it perfectly portrays how good of a writer she is!”—Chelles Life in Books (five stars)

“If I could only tell you one thing about this book, it would be that it will entertain you. You won’t be sitting there waiting to get to the good part, or waiting to get back to the good part, or wondering how many pages are left. If you’re not having a pre-pizza moment or an ‘Oh lawdy!’ moment, you’ll either be laughing or crying tears of gooey heartwarming happiness. Perhaps it will be a combination of all of above. Five out of five stars, y’all!”—Romance & Smut

“If you pick up this or any Lauren Layne book, you will definitely be in for a treat!”—Book Bitches

“This was a really fun read. I was instantly sucked in, and Jenny and Noah’s story kept me engaged the whole way through. I was rooting for them to find their happy ending, and I was really happy with how it all ended—including a gorgeous epilogue that left me with a big grin on my face.”—The Escapist Book Blog

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“What time did you say this chick was arriving?” Finn asks around his cigarette.

“Tomorrow morning,” I say, rapping my toe against a funny-looking floorboard and wincing when it buckles.

“Huh.” Finn exhales and looks out the window.

I know that tone. “What?”

“Seems she might have gotten here early,” he says, a second before the quiet afternoon erupts with the sound of my dog losing his mind, mingled with the shrill piercing yap of a much smaller dog.

“Seriously?”

Finn shrugs and nods. “There’s a girl outside.”

“Crap,” I mutter as I head toward the stairs, dodging the two broken ones.

Ranger’s about as good a dog as they come, wouldn’t hurt a fly. But he’s a big dog with a big bark, and one serious weakness: gleefully humping smaller dogs. He’s a rescue, and though he was fixed after they brought him in, he’d already gone through canine puberty, or whatever. He’s still got the fierce urge to hump, although it’s more habit than hormones.

I exit out the front door just in time to see my big brown Lab leap forward, his clumsy paws finding the shoulders of a blond girl who lets out a shriek, holding a cat above her head like that scene from The Lion King.

“Ranger, no! Down.”

I run forward, my hand finding the collar of my dog and yanking him backward as I search the ground to find the source of the small-dog barks still piercing the air.

Then I register that the sound is coming from above, and realize . . .

The cotton ball isn’t a cat.

That orange piece of fluff is a dog, and Ranger is apparently in love.

“What the heck is wrong with your dog?” the girl says as she slowly lowers the puffball from over her head, cradling the hideous little monster against her chest as it continues its high-pitched bloody-murder yips.

“At least my dog is actually a dog,” I say, staring in horror at the pointy face of a canine that could fit in one of my hands. “I’ve seen dust bunnies bigger than that thing.”

“Dolly’s a Pomeranian,” she says, setting a hand on top of the monster’s head. “She’s supposed to be this tiny.”
“Well, Ranger’s a Lab. He’s supposed to be this normal.”

“He attacked me,” she says, giving Ranger a wary look as his tongue hangs out the side of his mouth, his eyes locked lovingly on Dolly.

“He didn’t want you, he wanted the . . . dog,” I say, forcing myself to acknowledge that the creature in her hands might be part of the canine family.

“For what, dinner?”

I don’t respond, because now that the crisis is averted, I’ve managed to shift my attention from the dogs to the girl, and . . .

Holy crap.

I’m not sure I’ve ever been sucker-punched by equal waves of lust and disdain before.

Jenny Dawson is hot as hell.

I knew that going in, but up close she’s even more mouthwatering. Her white skirt is short and tight, her legs long and toned.

She’s wearing some billowing pink top, so I can’t get a good look at what’s happening there, but it doesn’t really matter. I’ve always been a legs man, and I can’t stop looking.

The legs are a 10.

The face is a 10.

And the long blond hair spilling over one shoulder definitely begs to be spread over a man’s pillow. My pillow.
And yet even as my body says yes, my brain is saying hell no.

Gorgeous as she is, she screams diva from the pink toenails to the sky-high stiletto sandals and all the way up to the carefully made-up face.

I just turned my entire life upside down trying to get away from a woman exactly like this one, so this is definitely a look, don’t touch situation.

But I’m looking. I’m definitely looking.

“Hi there! You must be Mr. Walcott!” Her smile is pretty, even if it’s probably fake, and she pushes her big sunglasses on top of her head, revealing wide blue eyes.

I open my mouth to respond, until I realize she’s not talking to me. Her eyes are locked over my shoulder, and I turn to see Vaughn and Finn walking toward us with a slightly dazed look on their faces.

Finn has Ranger’s leash in his hand, and I snatch it as he gets close, clipping it on my big horny dog as I glare at my big horny friends.

It’s obvious why Jenny’s question is directed at Vaughn. In his fussy suit, he looks the part of Preston Walcott, and I open my mouth to shoot down her snotty assumption.

Only instead of telling her the truth, the most ridiculous thing comes out: “Obviously this is Mr. Walcott.”

Her eyes flick over me, cool and disinterested. “And you are . . . ?”

“Noah Maxwell,” I say, deliberately not going forward to shake her hand. “The caretaker.”

She wrinkles her nose and looks back at Vaughn in confusion.

Vaughn is staring at me in confusion.

“Problem?” I say before he can open his fat mouth and ruin my little game.

Jenny lifts her shoulders. “I guess I just assumed the Eddingtons would still live in the caretaker’s cottage. Foolish, I suppose. They were elderly ten years ago. Have they . . . are they passed?”

No idea. Who the heck are the Eddingtons?

A quick call to my father’s attorney had confirmed that there was in fact a property in my father’s name, but there’d been next to no information.

“They’re in a retirement home,” Vaughn says smoothly, apparently deciding to play along, although I don’t know why. “The family pays for it, of course.”

She smiles prettily at him, although the smile slips when her gaze slides back to me. “And Mr. Maxwell here is the replacement?”

“Truth be told, I’ve just hired him,” Vaughn says, giving me a cool, appraising look as though deciding whether I’m worthy of the right to be on my own property. How did I not know the guy was such a good actor? “But he seems competent enough.”

“Wonderful,” she says. “But the dog can’t stay.”

I blink. “I’m sorry?”

“The dog.” She gestures with her chin at Ranger, who’s settled down, but barely. “Dolly will be staying here with me, which means your dog needs to go.”

“He’ll be kept on a leash,” Finn says before I can reply. He steps forward, apparently deciding that he too wants in on the game.

“Okay, but—”

“I’m Finn Reed. The electrician. Came out to fix a couple of wiring problems,” he says, extending a hand to her.
Electrician? That’s new.

Jenny shifts the cotton ball to her left arm and shakes Finn’s hand, either unaware of the way he’s checking her out or so accustomed to it that she knows not to show a reaction.

“Are the wiring problems all fixed?”

“Yes,” Vaughn says nervously, shooting me a quick glance. “But Ms. Dawson, I need to make it clear what bad shape the house is in. Worse than I realized when we first emailed, and—”

“It’s all right,” she says quietly. “As long as the walls stay standing upright, it’ll be perfect.”

She gazes up at the house with a faraway smile on her face. The guys glance at me, and I roll my eyes and shrug.

“I know you think I’m crazy,” she says, not looking at us. “But I wrote my first song here, and it felt magical.”

She turns back and looks at Vaughn. “I’m sorry to hear about your father. I never met him in person, but the fact that he opened up this beautiful space to young musicians without charging them a dime . . . he must have loved music.”

Vaughn’s smile is strained, and when Jenny looks away he gives me a what the hell shrug.

I don’t respond.

The truth was, my dad didn’t love music. I mean, sure, he’d go to the odd concert or have music playing on the car radio when he wasn’t barking on the phone, but he didn’t love music.

No, but he had loved Caleb, and Caleb had loved music. No doubt my father had hoped that one of his charity cases, someone like Jenny Dawson, might carry on with Caleb’s legacy in a way that I couldn’t.

Jenny was walking around the side of the house, a happy smile on her face despite the fact that all I could see was weeds and chipped paint.

“What the heck are we doing?” Finn says out of the corner of his mouth.

“Yes, what are we doing?” Vaughn asks me in a low voice. “Why’d you tell her I was you?”

“I don’t know. She pissed me off.”

My friends only look at me, their skepticism clear. I don’t blame them. It’s not the right answer. Or at least not the full answer.

The truth is, I didn’t tell her my name because for a crushing moment I didn’t want to be Preston Walcott Jr., heir to this, that, and the other thing.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B019B6TWFC
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Loveswept (May 17, 2016)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 17, 2016
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 1658 KB
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“Escapist and aspirational, [with] sparkling dialog and deeply emotional moments.” —Publishers Weekly

“[A] powerhouse romance Author.” —PopSugar

Featured in Oprah Magazine and PopSugar, Lauren Layne books have sold millions of copies worldwide. Snappy banter, sexual tension, and a fairy-tale happy ending are a hallmark of the Lauren Layne brand. Library Journal has described Lauren's work as "exceptional," and the books have been described by USA TODAY as "romantic comedy at its finest."

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I read Lauren's last book, so I wanted to check out Good Girl. Another "rockstar romance" with a bit of twistJenny is a big country star with a "burrito belly." The paparazzi stalks her relentlessly. Poor little rich girl right? Well, Jenny might be this big star but she didn't act like a diva. At least not "Mariah Carey" level. She's trying to write her next album, but Hollywood is full of distractions. She has writers block.After a paparazzi/attention whore pop star scandal threatened her "good girl image," Jenny left Hollywood and went off the grid. No internet. No cell phone. No paparazzi. Jenny called it an information diet. Like most young stars in Hollywood today, there's always a scandal around the corner. She decided to go back to her roots so to speak.In a small town in Louisiana, Preston Noah Maxwell Walcott is still wrapping his head around his new wealth. Where there's wealth there's responsibility. His dad left his a hefty bank account and a corporation. Preston also left his prissy bitch gold-digging fiance. She cheated on him. How cliche.Preston found out he had this house in the middle of nowhere, and a certain country star wants to rent it. Instead of telling Jenny his real name, he used Noah. Noah wasn't the typical trust fund spoiled brat. He grew up in a trailer with his mother. He met his father later in life. Anyways, Jenny thought he was just the caretaker of the property. Not the owner. Why? I have no idea. That part of the book really made no sense to me.Anyways, Jenny thought he was just the caretaker of the property. Not the owner.You know what happens when a hot girl and a hot guy are in the middle of nowhere? Sparks. And WOW the sparkage was like the Fourth of July.Noah was this grouchy guy. He needed the big ole stick removed from his ass. When you have this hot country star living in the house right next to yours, you'd expect him to be in a better mood right? Geeze. Everytime Jenny thought she was making a breakthrough, Noah would say something mean or rude.Don't worry about Jenny, Noah may have hurt her feelings a time or two, but she used it as material for her new album. In fact, Jenny seemed to get over that Hollywood-inspired writer's block.Back to Noah/Preston...whatever. He balanced two different worlds. Noah wasn't sure he wanted to be Preston Noah Maxwell. He was lost. He was trying to find himself. Straddling his life as Noah with his life as the CEO of a big corporation was difficult. He had two very different friends. One of his friends was from his trailer park life, and the other was from his fancy school/country club life.I loved the book. Honestly, the Jenny/Noah had a love/hate relationship. Another push/pull book but there were some twists and turns along the way.Noah wanted a quiet/simple life. Jenny had the crazy rockstar life. She wasn't into drugs/alcohol, but she had paparazzi following her constantly.Noah didn't want a relationship, but she snuck up on him. When his ex-fiance ruined everything, Jenny found out Noah's true identity. She ran back to civilization to record her new album.Noah realized he loved her. He HAD to do something big or hello she would tell him to go screw himself. At least normal girls would do that...not sure about Grammy winning country stars.The story got a bit mundane sometimes. It dragged at times, but I enjoyed the book in general.Read More Reviews on My Blog! www/addicted2booksblog/com
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Nick
5.0 out of 5 stars If the word "book-crack" were to make it to the dictionary, then it should have a picture of Good Girl next to it.
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2016
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Will there ever come a day when Lauren Layne writes a bad book? I sincerely doubt it. She's not only a writing machine, but every book that she writes is better than the previous ones. For the romance lover in me who loves all things banter, strong characters and deliciously swoony scenes, her books are the absolute best and I'm always looking forward to whatever she has to release next. I plunged into Good Girl one evening and could not stop reading. If the word "book-crack" were to make it to the dictionary, then it should have a picture of Good Girl next to it.

Jenny Dawson is an up and coming country star loved by many around the country. When she is thrust into the middle of a fake scandal with false rumors about her involving herself with married men, she is forced to flee the limelight into a mansion in the middle of nowhere, Louisiana. I loved Jenny so much! Good Girl is told in the POV of both Jenny and her love interest, but Jenny was beyond question my favorite. She had such a bubbly, positive and loveable personality and I loved how she faced her scandal with her head held high instead of wallowing. Her confidence, sass and wit shone through Good Girl and it's so easy to want to root for her and her happiness. I honestly wasn't expecting her to be so lively and cheerful given her circumstances, but I was sure glad that she wasn't an angsty heroine.

Noah, her love interest, brought about much more conflicting feelings for me. I didn't know if I wanted to smack the heck out of him or rip his clothes off ... He was honestly a big jerk to Jenny multiple times throughout the story. He said hurtful and cruel things to her that will make you want to throttle him, but he almost always immediately regretted his words, but there were definitely times when it wasn't easy to forgive him and I needed him to grovel a bit more. Still though, there was something about this grumpy and gruff hero that I honestly found irresistible and so did Jenny. He had a lot of anger in him because of his past and it's hard not to want to feel anything for him when he opened up emotionally. I do think Noah is not going to be a hero who sits well with some readers, but if you're easily forgiving (as I am), you'll be able to see through his grouchiness because he certainly had his share of swoony scenes and dialogues.

Jenny and Noah's romance was hot hot hot! The lust and attraction between them was on fire since their very first meeting. The banter, the bickering and the swoons were my favorite part of Good Girl because Lauren Layne did all those so well. Things aren't always easy between them, but they made me ship them like crazy. When they did finally give in to their passions, wowzah! This has got to be the sexiest Lauren Layne book I've ever read - every time that Noah and Jenny would get together, I'd be red-faced and fanning myself non stop. Another bonus? The angst and separation was kept short and sweet, just the way I like it! Good Girl was also filled with so many funny scenes thanks to Jenny's little Pomeranian, Dolly and Noah's big horny dog, Ranger. I also loved Noah's friends Vaughn and Finn and their bromance and I'm crossing all my fingers and toes that we get to see them in their own books!

Good Girl was a really addictive book that I honestly couldn't get enough of. Soon after I finished reading the book, I went back and re-read some of my favorite scenes. This is certainly a book that I'll be re-reading over and over again. Good Girl is the perfect book for fans of antagonistic romances with plenty of banter, humor and sexy times.
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D. Hite
4.0 out of 5 stars A super famous country star + a grouchy poor rich guy = pink zip ties and smiles.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2016
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A country music star who crosses all genres and whose relationship status is hounded by the paparazzi? Does this sound like one of today's most popular music stars? *Cough* Taylor Swift...

I have to admit the minute I began reading Good Girl I began switching the name Jenny to Taylor in my head. Obviously, Lauren Layne did a pretty awesome job at depicting a true to life country music star on the run from the headlines. Jenny was sweet and pretty innocent. She was trying to do the right thing for her reputation and self by retreating from the public eye to a rural Louisiana mansion. Unfortunately, people wanted to believe what they wanted to believe about her. It definitely made me want to second guess all those sensational celebrity "news" stories out there. And honestly, this book couldn't have been read at any more perfect time than right around a real life country music star's real life breakup. *Cough* Taylor Swift.

Jenny's retreat wasn't as solitary as she was hoping, though. Grouchy caretaker Noah made Jenny's much-needed alone time pretty impossible. He was constantly throwing her supposed indescretion in her face and ruining her solidarity. He was crass, abrasive and downright harsh. I had a love-hate relationship with him. When Noah was a jerk, I couldn't stand him. When he was sweet, I loved him. I, like Jenny, had whiplash from his ever-changing moods.

I absolutely loved the other supporting characters in Good Girl. Noah's best friends, Vaughn and Finn were so much fun! I loved the relationship between the three of them. I would love more books in this series about them. (Hint hint, L.L.!) And Noah's ex Yvonne... Man, she was crazy but I loved her! She added a really fun dimension to the story.

All in all, Good Girl was a very cute and funny celebrity romance. It wasn't my favorite LL New Adult romance, but I did really enjoy it. There were some ups and downs (due to Noah's jerky behavior), but I was smiling ear to ear by the end. I will never think of pink zip ties the same. Sorry, you have to read it yourself to discover what that's all about! And I suggest you do! Good Girl is part of a series, but the first book doesn't have to be read before reading this one. It's a standalone and does not have any characters or relations to the first book in the series.
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Livia
5.0 out of 5 stars Maravilhoso!
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Simplesmente maravilhoso!
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Teresa
5.0 out of 5 stars soulmates
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RAEL.ORG
5.0 out of 5 stars ADORABLE !
Reviewed in France on September 15, 2019
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Je suis surprise de la qualité de ce livre qui ne paye pas de mine. L'histoire a l'air très classique, et elle l'est, mais les scènes sont tellement originales, c'est rare d'être surpris avec de la romance. Ici c'est très riche, les personnages sont drôles et attachants, les situations torrides sont très très torrides, c'est bien écrit... c'est le quatrième livre que je lis de cette auteur, chaque fois je me dis, bon, à force, je vais être déçue, ou je vais m'habituer à son style et me lasser, mais non. Chaque fois je passe un excellent moment et je découvre des petites pépites, comme celui-ci. Je recommande absolument.
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Entchen
5.0 out of 5 stars Loved it
Reviewed in Germany on March 25, 2018
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Loved the setting, loved the characters, loved the ending.... loved the story.
I thought that I wouldn't like the story because of the country singer part but I was really suprised to be convinced otherwise.
A typical Lauren Layne novel - the way I love them.
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Natalia
5.0 out of 5 stars Funny, sassy, page turner
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The characters in this book took my heart and I was just as invested in this couple's story as I have been with every other couple that we've been through LL's books. The perfect escapist read. Page turning, heart warming and funny, highly recommended.
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