Becky Bloomwood has finally got her life together. She's dispensing financial advice on morning television, her overdraft is almost under control, and things with her boyfriend, Luke Brandon, are better than ever. So when Luke announces he's expanding his business to New York and asks Becky to come with him, it feels like the start of a fairy tale — a glittering new life in the city of Fifth Avenue, Park Avenue penthouses, and the most legendary department stores on earth.
But Manhattan is a shopper's paradise, and Becky's willpower was never built to withstand Barneys, Bloomingdale's, and a Prada sample sale all at once. As the credit-card receipts pile up and her spending quietly spirals out of control, a single unexpected disaster threatens to bring the whole dream crashing down — her budding American career, her relationship with Luke, and the shining new life she's only just begun to build.
The second Shopaholic novel whisks Becky across the Atlantic for a funny, warm-hearted comedy about ambition, love, and the irresistible danger of a great sale.
