A Million Kisses in Your Lifetime by Monica Murphy is an enemies-to-lovers romance that’s like Gossip Girl cranked to 11, with elite prep school drama, forbidden vibes, and steam that’ll fog your glasses (🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️). Wren Beaumont, a senior at Lancaster Prep, is the ultimate good girl—sweet, studious, and rocking Doc Martens Mary Janes with a purity ring she promised her dad she’d keep. She’s the virgin queen of campus, but Crew Lancaster, the brooding bad boy whose family owns the school, sees her as a stuck-up prude begging to be unraveled. He’s all arrogance and dirty talk, with lines like, “You’re not as innocent as you think, Birdy,” and a rep for breaking hearts (and beds). A psychology class project forces them together, and their hate-fueled banter—think Wren clutching her pearls at Crew’s cursing—turns into an obsessive, slow-burn romance. Crew’s extravagant gestures (a $1.2M painting, anyone?) and filthy mouth melt Wren’s walls, but her daddy issues and his toxic family ties stir drama. The 468-page 2022 TikTok sensation, with a 3.75-star Goodreads rating from 168K reviews, pops with viral moments (that lollipop scene, iykyk) and a satisfying HEA. Amazon fans call it “Crew Lancaster is my book boyfriend,” loving the 4/5 spice and dual POVs, but some X posts and Goodreads reviews roast Wren’s “goody-two-shoes” vibe, Crew’s early misogyny (that “kiss and fuck” line is rough), or the overlong plot. It’s a standalone in the Lancaster Prep series, spinning off Things I Wanted to Say, perfect for anyone craving angsty, steamy chaos and a bad boy who’s soft for one girl.

Who Should Read It? Perfect for new adult romance fans who love enemies-to-lovers romance and good girl/bad boy tropes, readers craving Vow of Deception’s heat or The Nanny’s banter, or BookTok buffs into The Fine Print vibes. If you’re into Red, White & Royal Blue for passion or Pumpkin Spice Café for drama and can handle triggers like sexual content, drug/alcohol use, bullying, or toxic dynamics (17+, check warnings!), grab this—great for ages 16+ for a steamy, drama-filled read. Standalone, but Things I Wanted to Say adds context. If you hate naive heroines, crude heroes, or weak plots, check reviews first.

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