An entertaining, bold and glamorous express of a novel with a fiery steel smouldering beneath the surface. Fans of Louise Bagshawe will know that she is now writing as Louise Mensch; her very first book ‘Career Girls’ is the predecessor to ‘Career Game’, however this can easily be read as a standalone novel. Topaz and Rowena are now in their forties with teenage children, both are at the top of their respective business empires however enemies are waiting to pounce and the pair need to be right at the top of their game. The author acknowledges that this is a world where happily ever after isn't a given and details two strong, independent and successful women, who are fighting to keep their families and careers intact. This is escapism of the best kind, powerful glitzy yet human characters, oodles of steamy sauce and a fight for survival in the boardroom - what a treat. ~ Liz Robinson
The Career Girls are back. In Love. In Business. In the City. Music mogul Rowena Krebs is now a legend - she's even made it to the Hall of Fame. Her old rival, now best friend, Topaz Rossi, is the designer clad top dog at American Magazines. Both women are happily married - and life seems sweet. But things are changing: Rowena senses a shift, both in business and maybe on the home front. Topaz knows her circulation figures are dropping, but not what is wrong with her husband. And when you wear the crown, hidden enemies lurk in the shadows - waiting for the moment to strike. Never women to be knocked aside, Topaz Rossi and Rowena Krebs are alive and kicking. And they're determined to show it.
