The Social Climber By Amanda Pellegrino

In "The Social Climber," the week leading up to Eliza's wedding promises to be the culmination of her meticulously planned ascent into the elite world of the Walker family. With Ivy League credentials, a prestigious PR job, and a wardrobe to envy, Eliza appears to be the epitome of success. However, as the wedding draws near, secrets from her past emerge, casting doubt on her true identity and motives.

Eliza's background attending an Evangelical college comes to light, raising questions about who she really is and what drives her ambition. As the tension mounts, Eliza finds herself grappling with the consequences of her past choices and the lengths she's willing to go to protect her carefully constructed facade.

Set against the backdrop of the privileged world of the one-percenters, "The Social Climber" unfolds at a breakneck pace, offering readers a gripping tale of ambition, deception, and the pursuit of justice. With its compelling narrative and exploration of complex characters, the novel delves into themes of identity, morality, and the price of success in a society where appearances often mask hidden truths.