Product Description

With "Party Girls", Roz Bailey took on sex and the city. In "Girls' Night Out", she turned dating into the funniest reality TV experience ever. Now, she's back with a pack of friends whose extravagance knows no credit limit. Because when the going gets tough, the tough go shopping. Witty, wicked, and laugh-out loud funny, "Retail Therapy" is a non stop romp through New York's dressing rooms, green rooms, VIP rooms, and rooms-for-improvement - proof positive that with a little ingenuity, a lot of moxie, and true friends, any girl can live the high life without breaking the bank.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1394769 in Books
• Published on: 2006-06-27
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 352 pages

From Booklist
If readers thought Becky Bloomwood of Shopaholic fame was bad, wait until they meet Alana Marshall-Hughs. The daughter of a prominent African American judge, she has shopping on the brain all the time. Since she dropped out of Harvard and quit her job at a prestigious law firm, Alana has been spending like mad. It's all about to come to a halt when Alana's father discovers that she has jetted off to Europe with a hot new fashion designer. With her best friend and roommate, Hailey, in tow, Alana hits the swanky streets of New York for one last spree. Hailey isn't feeling nearly as flush; she is a soap-opera actress playing the daughter of the soap's number-one diva in All Our Tomorrows. She's trying to keep out of the dreadful diva's way and get her contract renewed when she catches the eye of the soap's hottest stud. The author of Party Girls (2002) and Girls' Night Out (2003) again delivers a lighthearted, entertaining comedy. Kristine Huntley
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Customer Reviews

Mediocre
This book was interesting enough that I was able to finish reading it, but just barely. It is definitely the worst example of the chick lit genre I have ever seen.