Janice Weber's novels, most of which touch upon music, have garnered a global readership. Her debut novel, The Secret Life of Eva Hathaway, holds a near-cult status and is widely regarded as iconic chick lit, appearing years before the genre was formally established. Its vibrant characters, verbal dexterity, wit, and sensuality defined the hallmarks of a style that has led to comparisons with literary figures such as Mark Twain, Fran Lebowitz, Harold Pinter, and Robert Ludlum.
Concert violinist and sexy secret agent Leslie Frost heads to the jungles of Central America in search of a missing botanist who may know the secret behind the U.S. vice president's illness, a mosquito-borne fever
From Brown, the author of "Legally Blonde," and Weber come this frolic of a novel starring Pippa Walker, a pampered but disinherited heiress who has to acquire one simple thing--a degree--before she can get back into her familys good graces.
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