Shopaholic to the Rescue : A Novel

from tjsjohanna

I found myself liking Becky more in this novel than I have in the previous books in the series. She seemed less self centered but still funny. There are some great "American" scenes - the obligatory road trip in a rv, Las Vegas, new age art, even a homage to "Ocean's Eleven". A fun read.

from ethel55

I just keep reading these books because they are so enjoyable. Although it has turned into a pretty long running series, Becky Bloomwood Brandon has grown so much as a character--not just a one hit wonder shopaholic any more. The whole group heads to Las Vegas in this story, on the heels of Becky...

from SueinCyprus

This novel, which carries on from the cliff-hanger ending of the previous one ("Shopaholic to the Stars") begins with some correspondence between Becky and her former bank manager. It's cleverly done to summarise the key points of the storyline so far. Most of the book is about the search for Bec...

from Maydacat

This book takes up where the previous one left off. Becky and her tribe are determined to track down her errant father and save Tarkie from being fleeced. But Suze has a deep, dark secret, Bex is so upset she can't shop, and Dad is determined to right a decades-old wrong. This series is meant to ...

from lhaines56

Rebecca is at it again--she is on vaca in the west coast of the US. Taking a road trip by motor coach with her mom, husband and others on the lookout for her missing Dad and others. Outlandish as usual. Helps to read the Shopaholic to the Stars beforehand.