Friday #56, #20 Sugar & Spice (L.A. Candy #3) by Lauren Conrad

The Friday #56 is a weekly meme hosted by Freda's Voice. Join in every Friday and share an excerpt from a book you've been reading. Here are the rules:

• Grab a book 
• Turn to page 56 or 56% in your e-reader
• Find any sentence (or a few, don't spoil it) 

**Be sure to post the links to your Friday #56 below!

Happy Reading!

Okay guys so I'm excited to be getting into our first #Friday56 of the new year. I think that this is going to be an amazing year so I definitely want to start it off right by participating in this amazing meme. This week I decided to focus on a book that I'm currently reading and actually picked up on a whim. It's the third book in Lauren Conrad's L.A. Candy series. I originally started the series at the end of December and I've basically been flying through it. It almost feels like a novelization of The Hills and includes tons of drama so if that's something you would be interested in then I would definitely recommend checking it out. 

"The celebrity head count was really starting to add up. 'Oh...hey...can you make sure that my friend Caleb Hunt is on the list? I think I put his name on, but it's been so crazy. Oh, and Naveen Singh, too." 

In the final book of the hit series L.A. Candy, Jane Roberts is a bona fide celebrity—she’s got the VIP treatment, couture clothes, and starlet looks. She also has the tabloid scandals, fake friends, and relentless paparazzi. Having learned a few things from her first season on the air, Jane is trying to surround herself with the people who she knows love her for her...and take a break from boys—since they’ve been nothing but trouble. But when her high school sweetheart Caleb and her unrequited L.A. crush Braden show up, both looking cuter and acting sweeter than ever, Jane has a hard time remembering her no-boys rule....

Just when everything feels out of control, Jane makes a shocking discovery. And what she finds changes everyone’s definition of “reality” forever.

In her deliciously entertaining novel, television star Lauren Conrad pulls the curtain back on young Hollywood and shows that sometimes the real drama is behind the scenes.