Name: Chore Whore
Rating: 2.5 (2 reviews)
ISBN: 9780060723910

Heather H. Howard

Reaching her breaking point after being abused by more than twenty famous celebrities in her work as a professional Hollywood assistant, Corki Brown is dismayed to learn that ending her career is proving more difficult than anticipated, a situation that is complicated by her ten-year-old son's disturbing behavior. 50,000 first printing.

Adventures of a Celebrity Personal Assistant

Chore Whore

Maui S.

5/5!

I started this book last night and I could not put it down because the stories were so intense. Corki Brown is a superwoman. He went through all of the trouble for her clients but she never got a thank you, plus with the issues with her son she has quite a lot up her sleeve.

I do applaud her for being a professional worker to her clients and an exceptional mom to her son. I was really happy that she finally found her happy ending in the end.

I have been used, abused, lied to, and cheated on, blamed, shamed, screamed at, and ridiculed. I've been scammed and damned, had my ass kissed, my reputation dissed, and my face spat on. All in the name of working as a celebrity personal assistant . . . a CHORE WHORE! After twenty years of working thanklessly for a dozen high-powered Hollywood hotshots, Corki Brown has had enough. She's sick to death of handling elaborate extortion deals, washing groupies' dirty underwear, and having to whip up intimate dinners on no notice for spoiled stars, each with his or her own bizarre dietary demands. And now her ten-year-old son is starting to exhibit some disturbing signs of Tinseltown weirdness. It's time to get out, but escape won't be easy. . . .

Jaymie Lemke

This was a fairly interesting account of the things a celebrity assistant has to deal with. It moved a little slow at times, but it was still a pretty good read.

Chore Whore Adventures of a Celebrity Personal Assistant

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