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The Office Girls

A topsy-turvy ride through corporate America, where the male

is the minority and must face a comedic blend of sex

discrimination and harassment that threatens his sanity.

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Michael Forrester, a floundering author, has been reduced to writing articles for a local newspaper under a pseudonym. When the newspaper runs an article he finds offensive to African-American men, he writes a rebuttal, which offends so many women it gets him fired. Michael then sets out to write a book that proves corporate women are just as scandalous, competitive, and insensitive as their male counterparts.

But when he manipulates events to get hired into an office that is staffed by all women, events quickly spiral out of control. As romances sprout like weeds and Michael finds himself fighting for the women he works alongside, rather than against them, the question is whether he will be able to focus on his work, keep his flings a secret, and achieve the success he has always dreamed of.

In turns hilarious, sobering, and eye-opening, The Office Girlstells the story of every woman who works in the corporate world and the challenges they face on a daily basis.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 265 pages

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