Louise Bagshawe writes about powerful women in high-octane situations. And WHEN SHE WAS BAD...is no exception - a guaranteed bestseller. Lita and Rebecca are worlds apart. From the tough streets of the Bronx, Lita is determined to succeed - whatever the cost. Privileged Rebecca has never wanted for anything. And when she inherits an estate in England, it's just the start of a whole new life. Linked by betrayal, Rebecca and Lita are set against each other. Until they discover that revenge can be very sweet indeed...
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Bestselling author Louise Bagshawe published her first novel, CAREER GIRLS, while still in her early twenties. She has since written five novels, all available from Orion. She lives with her husband in New York.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Witting and Delicious,
By Avid Romancaholic (Ontario,Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: When She Was Bad... (Paperback)
I've read this book many times and very much love it. Bagshawe's work may be a bit repetitive in terms of plot out line but I thouroughly (sp?) enjoy the catty remarks that fly and the raw ambition of women through this novel
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
When it was good...,
This review is from: When She Was Bad... (Paperback)
I thought this book was great for chick lit! It's was really descriptive and total Bagshawe! I recommend!
2 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
I don't buy it.,
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This review is from: When She Was Bad... (Paperback)
When I first read Career Girls, I thought, this is escapist pap, but what the hell, the womans only 22- so she had to get it out of her. Thus, I gave her another shot. And another. But there comes a time when the same formula gets VERY tired.The plot line is the same in all her books. Two women. One, a "curvy-assed" hour glassed figure from the wrong side of town, the other, tall, blonde, upper-class, usually British. Both brilliant, both been screwed over by a male, enemies. Then, of course, they are banded together by a common enemy, which enables them to work together and form a fantastic, taking-over-the-world team. When I read the back of "Tall Poppies" to find this plotline articulated on the back, I nearly cried. Why would her publishers, and the readers go in for the same thing over and over again? I don't rate it at all. Once you've read career girls, you've read Louise Bagshawe's entire imaginative repetoire.
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