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Bette, a 27-year-old woman from Manhattan, is thrust into the spotlight of New York's elite society when she takes on a new role as a party planner. She quickly gains a reputation for her wit and charm, but her newfound fortune comes with a price. Bette is approached by a notorious playboy who becomes her new boss, and her life begins to unravel as her old friends question her choices. However, Bette finds solace in a romantic relationship with a real Prince Charming, and in the end, she learns to balance the glamour and allure of high society with the demands of real life.
First publish date: 2005
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: Lauren Weisberger
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