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Loading... The Stylist: A Novel (The Amber Green Series)by Rosie Nixon
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When fashion boutique worker Amber Green is mistakenly offered a job as assistant to infamous, jet-setting 'stylist to the stars' Mona Armstrong, she hits the ground running, helping to style some of Hollywood's hottest (and craziest) starlets. As awards season spins into action Mona is in hot demand and Amber's life is turned upside down. Suddenly she's caught the attention of two very different suitors, TV producer Rob and Hollywood bad boy rising star Liam. How will Amber keep her head? And what the hell will everyone wear? The Stylist is a fast-paced, fun-packed rummage through the ultimate dressing up box. No library descriptions found. |
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Mona’s assistant has suddenly quit and left her high and dry for awards season.
And Amber has made a happy accident with styling her store window this morning. Mona thinks that Amber has an eye for fashion.
The next thing you know, Amber has accepted a whirlwind job offer from Mona.
She will be her new assistant for awards season.
Definitely a fun story. Wish fulfillment territory right?
To one day be working your day job and the next to be flying away to another country just to help all the biggest celebrities prepare for awards season.
Of course things go off the rail. It becomes obvious pretty quickly why Mona can’t hold onto an assistant. She’s a bit of a mess. She’s pretty kooky, she’s only nice about half the time and she can’t be relied on to actually pay her employee.
I didn’t really like Amber. She’s a bit of a mess herself. She’s drunk through hall the book, while constantly judging Mona for drinking too much and she’s never dressed right for anything ever. She also keeps forgetting to eat, bathe or sleep.
As for Mona, I kept expecting her to get redemption. I don’t think she’s a bad person. She has no grip on her life and career though and it’s hurting everyone around her.
I thought I’d love this but I needed to like the characters more.
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