The Elites: Trapped as the protagonist

Mary Jones.

A walking disaster with the luck of a broken Time-Turner.

Between surviving her final year of studies and barely keeping her life together, Mary found comfort in books. Romance, drama, mystery-you name it, she'd probably already reviewed it.

Then she woke up inside one.

As one of the main characters.

The only way home? Follow the plot.

The problem?

She barely got past the first few chapters.

Now surrounded by wealthy heirs, influential families, and enough drama to fuel an entire streaming platform, Mary is expected to play her role in a story she knows almost nothing about. Easy enough... until she realizes that beneath the glamorous parties and family rivalries, something feels off.

People are hiding things.

Secrets have a habit of disappearing.

And the more Mary stumbles her way through the story, the more she suspects that this novel isn't the romance she thought it was.

Unfortunately, solving mysteries is much harder when you're busy trying not to ruin the plot.

Except the bookish world clearly wasn't ready for her either, because the moment she arrived, even the plot started improvising.