Elizabeth Eulberg writes contemporary young adult fiction about friendship, romance, school and teenagers trying to define themselves outside social expectations. The Lonely Hearts Club follows Penny Lane Bloom after a bad relationship leads her to form a club for girls who decide to stop dating boys, only for the rules to become harder to maintain as friendships and new feelings develop. Prom & Prejudice reworks Jane Austen's romantic structure within an elite boarding-school setting, while Better Off Friends follows a long friendship between a boy and girl as other people repeatedly assume they should become a couple. Eulberg's books are light, accessible and relationship-led, with humour and school dynamics taking precedence over heavy drama. They fit YA contemporary romance, friendship stories and modern retellings. The Lonely Hearts Club is the clearest introduction to her style, especially for readers who enjoy ensemble friendships alongside romance rather than a story focused only on one couple. Read more Less