Prada And Prejudice by Katie Oliver
Prada and Prejudice may have an awful title but, it’s a great rom-com read. Filled with fun and romance, it’s exactly what you want from chick-lit.

THE BLURB
Heās a man in possession of a large fortuneā¦.but is he in want of a wife?!
It is a truth universally acknowledged that Natalie Dashwood loves to shop. After all, as the heiress to the renowned London department store Dashwood & James sheās been wearing designer shoes since she could walk! But a socialiteās life isnāt as perfect as you might imagine⦠Natalieās spending is spiraling slightly out of control, her rock star boyfriend is engaged to someone else, and it seems the family business is in financial crisis. New high-flying business exec Rhys Gordon has been brought in to save the company from ruin, but what are his motives? And infuriatingly even a shoe-shopping spree canāt take her mind off his distracting and oh-so-charming smileā¦
PRADA AND PREJUDICE – MY THOUGHTS
It is a truth universally acknowledged that if it’s a Cinderella or Pride & Prejudice re-write then I am there. With bells on! So when I picked up this little gem at a charity shop, I was happy to curl up on a cold night and get stuck in.
It’s exactly what you would expect from a really well written rom-com book. Likable characters and a good solid boy meets girl story line. It was a lot of fun filled with drama and raomance. It was very enertaining and if you like your men stong, your women fiesty and a story line filled with enough content to keep your turning page after page, then Prada and Prejudice could be a great winter read for you.

I won’t lie, Natalie was annoying at times and the plot does get a little far fetched, but it was still great fun. It’s exactly what you expect and want from chick-lit. Afterall, it’s a formula that works.
Prada and Prejudice is available to buy on Amazon and for only Ā£1.49 for the kindle edition, it’s a bit of a bargain right now.
If you enjoyed this book then why not check our my other book reviews for inspirate as to what to read next.

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