Title: Yet Another Young, British Heroine...
Product review: I've read (and enjoyed) "The Diary Bridget Jones," "Jemima J," "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and countless other novels about shy, yet witty, British women trying to find their way during their late twenties and early thirties. "Slave to Fashion" is more biting look at the world of relationships and fashion, and the heroine, Katie Castle, is not as demure as other characters in similar novels. Despite this, I could not connect with Katie the way I could with Bridget Jones. As much as I tried to like Katie and actually care about the travesties in her life, I could not bring myself to feel sorry for her for the mistakes she makes; I felt she finally got what was coming to her.I'd be interested to read any possible further works by this author, since she has a formula that appears to be working for other authors. I would, however, not recommend this first effort by her.
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