I love the Oscars. Everyone does, don't they? So when I saw this book - Oscar Season by Mary McNamara - I was surprised that there haven't been more chick lit books featuring the most glamorous awards show in the world.
The Pinnacle is the place to stay during the Oscars, and this year the
pre-Awards crises have reached fever pitch: a very recognizable body is
found in the pool, Hollywood's leading man is secretly holed up in the
Presidential Suite, and the larger-than-life producer of the Oscars
will stop at nothing for higher ratings.
A consummate professional, the hotel's PR manager Juliette Greyson must do a careful dance to save the hotel while somehow sparing herself and her famed clientele in the process. But first Juliette must figure out what is real and what is staged? Who is lying and who is acting? And when does murder stop being murder, and start becoming damn good publicity?
Sounds fab to me. (The cover's a bit disappointing though, isn't it?) What do you think?
