| Author: | Tony Perez-Giese | ISBN: | 9781480801189 |
| Publisher: | Archway Publishing | Publication: | June 17, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Archway Publishing | Language: | English |
| Author: | Tony Perez-Giese |
| ISBN: | 9781480801189 |
| Publisher: | Archway Publishing |
| Publication: | June 17, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Archway Publishing |
| Language: | English |
Voted "BEST SELF-PUBLISHED NOVEL of 2013" by Underground Book Reviews. City Book Review FIVE STAR SELECTION. "An instant classic! Go out right now and buy it!"
It is 1999 in San Francisco. The dot.com boom is in full swing, and it seems as though every twenty-something has become an instant millionaireexcept our narrator, who has just arrived from the Midwest without a job. Confronted with the chilling prospect of missing out on the greatest cash grab of the twentieth century, he enlists with a temp agency. Thats when things start getting strange.
Mistaken by the agency for an urbane homosexual instead of the ex-frat boy he really is, he is assigned to a fully-staffed mansion in the Pacific Heights neighborhood. His new boss? Definitely not the old matron he was expecting.
Bailey Phelan is the gorgeous, thirty-year-old wife of an aging billionaire, and her penchant for Prada, recreational drugs, and foreign boyfriends quickly has the narrator running in circles trying to keep her exorbitant spending and romantic misadventures under wraps. But despite all the glitz, what she might need most is a friend.
As the narrator gets sucked deeper into the mansion milieuoversexed nannies, a lovelorn gay chef, the obsessive head housekeeper, the bilious billionaire himselfhes faced with the unavoidable question: will the six-figure salary and over-the-top lifestyle of the rich and infamous corrupt him -- or will he cut and run with his soul intact?
Voted "BEST SELF-PUBLISHED NOVEL of 2013" by Underground Book Reviews. City Book Review FIVE STAR SELECTION. "An instant classic! Go out right now and buy it!"
It is 1999 in San Francisco. The dot.com boom is in full swing, and it seems as though every twenty-something has become an instant millionaireexcept our narrator, who has just arrived from the Midwest without a job. Confronted with the chilling prospect of missing out on the greatest cash grab of the twentieth century, he enlists with a temp agency. Thats when things start getting strange.
Mistaken by the agency for an urbane homosexual instead of the ex-frat boy he really is, he is assigned to a fully-staffed mansion in the Pacific Heights neighborhood. His new boss? Definitely not the old matron he was expecting.
Bailey Phelan is the gorgeous, thirty-year-old wife of an aging billionaire, and her penchant for Prada, recreational drugs, and foreign boyfriends quickly has the narrator running in circles trying to keep her exorbitant spending and romantic misadventures under wraps. But despite all the glitz, what she might need most is a friend.
As the narrator gets sucked deeper into the mansion milieuoversexed nannies, a lovelorn gay chef, the obsessive head housekeeper, the bilious billionaire himselfhes faced with the unavoidable question: will the six-figure salary and over-the-top lifestyle of the rich and infamous corrupt him -- or will he cut and run with his soul intact?
