"Readers will down this fizzy 'murder-tini' in one gulp."
-- Publishers Weekly
"A fun mystery."
-- People
"A wickedly fun read."
-- Glamour
"Harris has a deceptively sweet, light touch with the humor, which makes it all the more fun when you realize she’s landed some pretty solid digs on hipster/yuppie parenting, the mind-boggling aspects of gentrification in New York, and above all, the sexist bent of the publishing industry that treats women—half the human race—as a speciality group."
-- Pandagon
“Death By Chick Lit isn’t just a mystery any more than it’s just chick lit; it’s a character-driven novel about ambition, relationships, friendships, and fame. The fact that Harris hung all that on a good, solid mystery is just gravy.â€
-- BlogCritics
SOMEONE IS KILLING ALL THE IT-GIRL AUTHORS. BUT LOLA'S STILL ALIVE -- AND FRANKLY, SHE'S A LITTLE OFFENDED.You’ve heard of Lola Somerville. Or not. Her first novel, much anticipated by her mother, was promptly eclipsed by…everyone else’s. These days, seems no one Lola knows can write a letter to the editor without having it optioned for a movie. Yes, Lola thinks, I have a great geek-hottie husband and a cool place in “up and coming†Brooklyn -- but just once, can’t I write some random article and have Jodie Foster call me for the film rights? Or jeez, okay, Minnie Driver. Just something?
Then one night at a swanky book party, Lola finds her frenemy Mimi McKee, author of Eenie, Meenie, Minie, Man!, dead in a storeroom, throat slashed with a shard from a Mimi-tini. This, Lola thinks, could be my next big break.
As the bodies of It-Girl writers begin to pile up, Lola starts asking dangerous questions: Are the murders connected? Am I next? If not, um, why not? If I solve the mystery, then will my agent remember my name? As she digs deeper, the stakes get higher, and Lola’s search for what she wants most threatens to alienate those she loves most.
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