All In Monte Carlo by Anna Shilling

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and Anna Shilling for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. All in Monte Carlo is a women fiction and I do like the front cover its very cute. The story is about 4 women who are living in a rich world that want to get revenge. There are some good twists and turns in the book that will keep you entertained. The story is well written with a good plot that has a good sense of humor flowing through. The characters were very interesting and likable. The story is set in Monto Carla and is very different read to what I normally read but I did enjoy it 4 stars. Blurb All in Monte Carlo Four women, four ways to revenge... A Monaco insider reveals what life is like in the world's richest and most secretive enclave, where revenge is best served with a glass of champagne. Wedged between Southern France and the Mediterranean Sea, the miniature principality of Monaco is a place for aspiration, for comic extremes and for outrageous personalities. Where a businesswoman gets her favourite Chanel suit flown in by private jet. Where Hôtel de Paris serves breakfast to a drunken soci alite in a prison cell. Where two Gucci - clad women are behind a string of burglaries. Against a backdrop of cocktails on superyachts, looking fabulous and feeling empty, this tongue - in - cheek tale revolves around four relatable women who meet by chance in M onte Carlo. After sharing their tales of betrayal, they set up a book club as a cover while they settle each other’s scores. But revenge, like life, doesn’t always go to plan... The book cover has been designed by one of the UK’s leading illustrators, Patric k Knowles. Knowles is best known for his cover designs for Julian Fellowes and Anthony Horowitz, as well as for Prince William and Kate’s wedding calligraphy. Purchase Links https://www.whsmith.co.uk/products/all - in - monte - carlo - inspired - by - true - events/anna - shilling/paperback/9781805140368.html https://www.waterstones.com/book/all - in - monte - carlo/anna - shilling/9781805140368 https://www.amazon.co.uk/All - Monte - Carlo - Inspired - Events/dp/1805140361 https://www.troubador.co.uk/bookshop/contemporary/all - in - monte - carlo/ Author Bio – Anna Shilling is the collective pen name for four women who lived in Monte Carlo. A magazine editor, an aristocrat, an UHNW businesswoman and a private banker formed a book club and shared funny, shocking tales together about life in the principality. The magazine editor wove a fictional plot from their tales into this novel. Social Me dia Links – https://www.instagram.com/allinmontecarlo

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