Betsy Burke

PR maven Dinah Nichols finds her department and her love life under scrutiny by Higher Management guru Ian Trutch and her career in jeopardy when random acts of ecoterrorism wreak havoc on the workplace and her famous mother pays her an unexpected visit. Original.

Hardly Working

I'd really like to say something reedeming about this book... but I can't come up with anything. It was hard to get into and even harder to finish. This is one of the worst books I've read in the past couple years. It was boring, pretty badly written and, worst of all, I didn't care about the characters. Two stars may actually be a real stretch for this one.

Kourtney

I wanted to love this book - I really did. It had all of the elements of stories I love: (1) it is a Red Dress Ink book (2) it is your typical chick lit tale and (3) it was my first Canadian chick lit book. But the main drawback of this book for me was the nonstop discussion of the environment and all of the things we are doing to kill the planet. I know it fed into where Dinah worked and that was a main part of the storyline, but books with any negative connotations just serve to bring me down. Towards the end there was discussion about abusing animals and I almost put the book down. Bottom line: I do recommend this to chick lit and RDI lovers.

Hardly Working

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