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Review title: I can't believe I paid retail for this...
Product review: Jane has a great job, but is lousy at finances. Up to her ears in debt, she takes a job as a waitress and is humiliated when her chief rival Vanessa's learns her secret and threatens to tell her boyfriend. Since his father is a wealthy politician, she fears that news of this will send her to social Siberia, and decides that two can play that game, and sets about stealing Vanessa's fiance. It's election year and Deans father thinks that he should find a more appropriate mate, but Dean thinks its just a lie, but soon finds himself alone since neither he nor Jane bothers to communicate (and he's a lawyer??).Sound juvenile? It is. And so is the writing. Between the constant designer labels mentioned, Jane's lack of maturity, and her inability to resist an overpriced pair of shoes, the story is just meaningless and trite. Even the love scenes are stale and unimaginative. Just goes to show you can't judge a book by a two sentence blurb.
