Glitz - Louise Bagshawe Reviews

Another corker from the brilliant Louise Bagshawe, Glitz tells the story of the four super rich Chamber girls. Snobbish Juno and her sister the scruffy academic Athena along with their cousins beautiful but lazy Diana and wannabe actress Venus, are all dependent on a trust fund set up by the reclusive and mysterious Uncle Clem. All they have ...  Read the complete review

I received this book for my birthday a couple of months ago. As I always have a pile of books ready to work through, I've only just around to this one. The Plot Diana, Venus, Juno and Athena are the Chambers sisters. Together, they are live a charmed life courtesy of the £500,000 a year trust fund given to them by reclusive Uncle ...  Read the complete review

Glitz is the eleventh novel from author Louise Bagshawe. The version I read was the hardback which I managed to mooch from Bookmooch. Im not going to go into the authors background, but if you are interested then check out my review on her previous book Glamour. Glitz is the story of reclusive millionaire Clement Chambers who lives on a ...  Read the complete review

*Introduction* Having read all of Louise Bagshawe's previous books, Glitz is another one that I reserved from my local library before it was released. She was the first author of chic lit that I read and has got me well and truly addicted to it. Despite reading a variety of reviews saying that they were disappointed with the book, I ...  Read the complete review

Well, the weather really is turning chilly. For someone who spends her life in an ice rink that really is saying something. My absolute favourite thing to do when the cold hits the air is to sink into a bubble bath with the required chocolate, cup of tea and a good book. The better the book, the more prune-like I look at the end! I like ...  Read the complete review

The last of my holiday reads was a chick lit one which was a welcome relief after reading the Reluctant Prophet and Cats Eye! I first read a Bagshawe book back in 2004 whilst I was travelling, I picked up "The Devil You Know" and was immediately hooked reading it in a day. I have never been a massive fan of chick lit ...  Read the complete review

When I first started reading Women's fiction a few years ago now, Louise Bagshawe was one of the first authors I read, and it was really her books which made me love the chick-lit genre. I have all of her earlier material on my bookshelf upstairs, and they are all fantastic stories which are so well written. Sadly her last few books have had a ...  Read the complete review