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A Wag in L.A.
- Crazy, funny Wags series, Book 2
- Narrated by: Justine Ellis
- Length: 13 hrs
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A Wag in L.A.
Narrated by:
Justine Ellis
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Publisher's Summary
"This book will make you roar with laughter..." (The Daily Mail)
Described at 'the new Bridget Jones' and the 'funniest book of the year' - this is the very funny, very silly tale of Tracie Martin - Wag extraordinaire - who gets herself into the most astonishing amount of trouble when she moves to Los Angeles. It's a laugh-out-loud, funny, tender and ridiculous tale featuring Victoria Beckham, David Beckham, L.A. gangsters, and an encounter with a film crew...as well as the usual ludicrous amounts of fake tan, shoes, dresses, and lipstick.
©2014 Alison Kervin (P)2018 Alison Kervin
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