Some Like It Haute

By: Julie K. L. Dam

Narrated by: Carrington Macduffie

Meet Alexandra, a small-town Texas girl turned fashion correspondent for the respected British Weekly. She wears all the right designers and knows all the right people, but can her reputation survive a collision with a six-foot-plus model at the Chanel Show? The fall has been splashed across every newspaper and television set in the world, it seems, and Alex has sworn to adopt status incognito. But there's one small problem. How do you get the scoop when you're hidden under the covers in your hotel room?

Just when all hope seems lost, Alex heard the word that an avant-garde fashion show is happening that night at a shady Parisian nightclub. She can keep her cover and get her story. When she finds both a love interest and perhaps the hottest new underground designer in town at the show, Alex can only wonder if it's all too good to be true.

©2006 Julie Dam (P)2006 Blackstone Audiobooks

Critic reviews

"Dam whisks the reader into a melee of runway drama, intrigue, and snarkiness in her breathless, satiric debut....A gossamer-light read with sumptuous material and gentle ribbing." (Publishers Weekly)

To much a Soap Opera

Might be more interesting as a soap opera on T.V

Boring

What would have made Some Like It Haute better?

A story to tell.

Would you ever listen to anything by Julie K. L. Dam again?

Probably not

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Carrington Macduffie?

Would not matter, it's a boring story whoever reads it

What character would you cut from Some Like It Haute?

The main character

Any additional comments?

Sorry to have spend my credit on this one