The Work Wife

A Novel

By: Alison B. Hart

Narrated by: Soneela Nankani

“[A] knockout debut…. Vengefully delicious.” —People

People Magazine Book of the Week * New York Post Hottest Book of the Season * Newsday Notable Book of Summer * USA Today Book of the Week * Salon Best Book of the Year

Three fierce women connected to a billionaire film mogul collide at a Hollywood party in this richly observed novel about female ambition, complicity, and privilege.

It’s the Hollywood event of the season, and anyone who’s anyone will be enjoying their evening at socialite Holly Stabler’s gorgeous hilltop estate. For personal assistant Zanne Klein, the gala is her chance at a promotion she’s chased for far too long, which means she’ll finally be able to buy a house, pay off her loans, and give her girlfriend the life she deserves.

But just when the perfect party seems to be in reach, Phoebe Lee, a talented director who mysteriously disappeared decades before, shows up uninvited—with a dark secret. As the event unfolds and truths are exposed, Zanne, Holly, and Phoebe are set on a collision course that promises to make the night one Hollywood will never forget…

“A bold and wholly satisfying novel about power, ambition, and the price women must often pay for their dreams.” —Emma Straub, New York Times bestselling author of This Time Tomorrow

*Don't miss Alison B. Hart's next novel, April May June July, where leading up tp a family wedding, four estranged siblings lives collide after new clues surface about their long-missing father...

BRAVA!!

What a great story; about so much more than the MeToo movement. I loved it & didn't want it to end. Great Narration too BTW!!

Good narrator, meh story

The narrator does a good job, but the story was predictable and underdeveloped. I wouldn’t recommend.

Great engaging story!

Did a great job of exploring some of the biggest and most complex issues of our age without ever feeling preachy or leaving a tight, compelling narrative. Totally engrossing.

Waste of time and money

So contrived so millennial so stupid. Waste of a credit and a few minutes. That’s all it took to realize