Fame Fatale

Description

Ruthless, beautiful Belinda wants a rich and famous man. Her problem is that interviewing Z-list celebs offers zero opportunity for megastar-bagging. Gentle Grace, meanwhile, only wants a quiet life. Her problems include an egomaniac boyfriend, a meddling mother and a publishing job with the authors from hell. Belinda makes the A-list, while Grace finds fame thrust upon her in the shape of a handsome film star. As the girls lives and careers spectacularly collide, it is then their real problems begin.

Wendy Holden was a journalist on The Sunday Times, Tatler and The Mail on Sunday before becoming a full-time author. She has published six novels, all Top Ten bestsellers, and is married with two young children.

'A sparkling new comic novel' Publishing News -- Publishing News 'An entertainingly frothy tale' Waterstone's Books Quarterly -- Waterstone's Books Quarterly '[T]his bubbly and witty take on literary and media life...is the perfect novel for the celebrity addict on holiday.' B Magazine -- B Magazine 20020701 'an entertaining satire of the pitfalls of celebrity obsession' Play (The Times) -- Play (The Times) 20020619 'the visual humour and sharp...dialogue make this novel an obvious choice for the Bridget Jones treatment' Play (The Times) -- Play (The Times) 20020619 'Teeming with outlandishly randy characters...it bounces along with smart sendups of the literary scene and shows once again why Holden is a favourite on both sides of the Atlantic' Publishers Weekly 27/1/03 -- Publishers Weekly 20030127 'Fiendishly funny satire' Daily Mail -- Daily Mail 20020614 'Fiendishly funny satire' -- Daily Mail 'Teeming with outlandishly randy characters...it bounces along with smart sendups of the literary scene and shows once again why Holden is a favourite on both sides of the Atlantic' -- Publishers Weekly 20030127