Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl (Paperback) by Tracy Quan

from wolf_babe

The writing is good but the plot moves slow. It starts to pick up right at the end but then ends abruptly. I realize that Quan wrote a sequel but that doesn't excuse the lack of resolution for some of the main conflicts in this book.

from aBohemian1

For most of this book I really enjoyed the story - however as it got near the 'end' the plot moved too fast and ended unclearly (as in there were plot holes because things moved so quickly).

from NativeRoses

This semi-memoir is the mildly entertaining tale of the life of a Manhattan call girl. The first half of the book is the best as the author describes the ins and outs of the girls' lives and schedules, keeping fit and limber, and their posh lifestyle. It tends to drag towards the middle as the ch...

from wolf_babe

The writing is good but the plot moves slow. It starts to pick up right at the end but then ends abruptly. I realize that Quan wrote a sequel but that doesn't excuse the lack of resolution for some of the main conflicts in this book.

from Dunsh01

Couldn't finish it.. which says a lot. I love a quick trashy read every now and then.. but this wasn't the one!