Undercover Fan

by Jennie Bennett

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Corrine Miller-Hayden is captain of the cheer team and a Texas beauty queen. As such, being an open K-pop fan would ruin her reputation.

Her life is going smoothly until she runs into Minji—her ultimate bias—at a fan gathering. She never dreamed she'd touch Minji, let alone accidentally take his phone. When they meet again at a pep rally, it's not like Corrine imagined.

She thought she'd be showing off, but instead she becomes the target of a dye-filled water balloon attack. Minji saves her, not only from embarrassment, but from her own stuck-up self. Can she love Minji openly while she keeps her fangirling a secret?

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Book Details

Genre

Romantic Comedy

Subgenre

Celebrity / Rockstar, K-Pop

Series

K-pop Romance • Book 2

Audience

Upper YA

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

2 Mild

Violence

2 Mild

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

January 9, 2017

Language Versions

English

Fiction Form

Novella

Sensitive Themes

Bullying or humiliation

Representation

BIPOC main character / cast

Editorial Reviews

"Undercover Fan" keeps you turning pages to find out what her feisty female lead will be up to next." --Amazon Reviewer

"If you're looking for something light and quick to read, that gives you good feelings, I definitely say give these a try." --Goodreads Reviewer

Süße KPop-Fanfiction

Wie die anderen Bücher der Autorin auch eine süße KPop-Romanze im Fanfiction-Stil. Wer das Genre mag, die Musik, die Jungs, wird zufrieden sein :)

Five Stars

Very good. Bit racy for this old lady but good story.

Fun Read

I thoroughly enjoyed this novella. It was fun to put myself in their world and feel like a teenager falling in love again. So passionate but still with some lessons to learn. Jennie portrayed that well. It dozen hurt that I got to imagine falling in love with a Kpop star. ;)

Great book for teens

What a fun read! I enjoyed the kpop fantasy, but also the main character coming to learn how to really be true to herself. To like herself the way she is and to fight for a friendship that is worth keeping.

Cute and sweet

This was a cute read to help quench a sudden desire to read Kpop. The story has all those sweet elements, is a little bit cheesy (which I sometimes really enjoy) and still holds enough surprises to keep it interesting. It's not a deep read and isn't the most meaningful dive into characters or plot, but that's not the point. It's easy, it's quick and it's simply light-hearted romantic fun.