I didn't realise that this book was based on a similar story and written for a younger audience.
Anna K. and her friends are all from rich, privileged lives. Money is no object, and it would seem the more money you have the bigger an arsehole you are!
Anna's brother has cheated on his girlfriend and he calls in his sister to help smooth over the cracks. When Anna arrives in New York she is greeted not only by her brother but also by her travelling companions son Vronsky. It is love at first sight and they will do anything to be with each other ever if it means hurting others along the way.
A good read, quite lengthy and lots of young adult references, especially with the lingo. Some things felt a little far fetched, but overall it was OK.
Anna K. and her friends are all from rich, privileged lives. Money is no object, and it would seem the more money you have the bigger an arsehole you are!
Anna's brother has cheated on his girlfriend and he calls in his sister to help smooth over the cracks. When Anna arrives in New York she is greeted not only by her brother but also by her travelling companions son Vronsky. It is love at first sight and they will do anything to be with each other ever if it means hurting others along the way.
A good read, quite lengthy and lots of young adult references, especially with the lingo. Some things felt a little far fetched, but overall it was OK.