The Regulars

A fierce, feisty, and “compulsively delicious” (Redbook) debut with a magical twist about three ordinary, regular young women who suddenly have their fantasies come true…or do they?

"Cover image of Georgia Clark's book The Regulars, featuring a vibrant story that delves into the lives of three friends navigating love, friendship, and personal transformation in a dynamic urban setting."

FEMINIST

FAIRYTALE!

A fresh and funny take on beauty and the modern woman.

Best friends Evie, Krista, and Willow are just trying to make it through their mid-twenties in New York. They’re regular girls, with average looks and typical quarter-life crises: making it up the corporate ladder, making sense of online dating, and making rent.

Until they come across Pretty, a magic tincture that makes them, well . . . gorgeous. Like, supermodel gorgeous. And it’s certainly not their fault if the sudden gift of beauty causes unexpected doors to open for them.

But there’s a dark side to Pretty, too, and as the gloss fades for these modern-day Cinderellas, there’s just one question left:

What would you sacrifice to be Pretty?

Select Press & Praise

  • “Raunchy, very funny... distinctly hip and modern.”

    Booklist

  • “A modern day fairytale with a feminist message. Riotously enjoyable—sexy, fast-paced and extremely funny. Brilliant.”

    Sunday Mirror

  • “We laughed more times than we cared to remember while tearing through this extraordinarily funny page-turner.”

    Marie Claire

  • “Sexy and smart, this novel is Sex and the City meets The Picture of Dorian Gray. We doubt you’ll be able to put it down.”

    Refinery 29

  • “A lively and engrossing parable for women of all generations.”

    Harper's Bazaar

  • “This witty, thought-provoking, and hopelessly sexy debut will leave readers with an unexpected new perspective on vanity.”

    PopSugar

  • “If you adore stories of 20-somethings navigating the jungle of NYC, The Regulars is a compulsively delicious and refreshingly sexy dose of it.”

    Autostraddle

  • Unravels the concept of prettiness, beauty standards and pop culture in general. Clark beautifully brings to life the struggle to accept oneself, while still wanting to change.

    Book Page