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Tales of a Drama Queen

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After Elle Medina's three-year engagement spectacularly self-destructs, she flees home to Santa Barbara to heal and regroup. Determined to create a new life that is better for her than her old one, Elle decides she needs to: 1. Get a good job 2. Find a nice apartment 3. Find an adequate boyfriend. But this proves to be more challenging than she expected. Especially when she hasn't got any skills, she has a bad shopping habit and she is looking for a man who recognizes Prada. Join Elle on a dramatic adventure as she has a go at life as a private eye and a telephone psychic, and auditions to be an exotic dancer.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 279 pages

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