Last Night at Chateau Marmont

By: Lauren Weisberger

Narrated by: Merritt Wever

THE HOTLY AWAITED NOVEL FROM THE MILLION COPY BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA. Available for digital download!

Heartbreak, headlines and Hermes – welcome to Brooke's new world…

Brooke and Julian live a happy life in New York – she's the breadwinner working two jobs and he's the struggling musician husband. Then Julian is discovered by a Sony exec and becomes an overnight success – and their life changes for ever.

Soon they are moving in exclusive circles, dining at the glitziest restaurants, attending the most outrageous parties in town and jetting off to the trendiest hotspots in LA.

But Julian's new-found fame means that Brooke must face the savage attentions of the ruthless paparazzi. And when a scandalous picture hits the front pages, Brooke's world is turned upside down. Can her marriage survive the events of that fateful night at Chateau Marmont? It's time for Brooke to decide if she's going to sink or swim…

Critic reviews

Praise for The Devil Wears Prada:

‘This little gem mixes Sex and the City charm with dry New York wit’ Real

‘Sassy, insightful and sooo Sex and The City, you'll be rushing to the bookshop for your copy like it's a half price Prada sale’ Company

‘The most fun we've had in ages’ Heat

‘Delicious…a great insight into the world of magazines and fashion’ Red

Great performance

The narrator really brought this book to life, but I am not sure I'd have enjoyed this as much otherwise. Although I found Julian's behaviour annoying, I didn't really feel that invested in Brooke's wellbeing as I found her a little 1-dimensional and bland. I kept going because of the secondary characters and the narration and it did get better as the story went on and I absolutely loved the ending so all in all a good read.

Excellent narration

The plot was easy to listen chick-lit, perhaps a bit unpredictable ending the "best friend" was sometimes even more interesting character than Brooke, but I just loved the narrator. She put so much life into the text, good job!