Back to serious reading

I must admit that Bergdorf Blondes is like a "dumb blonde" read not that it is a "no-brainer" book but it shows how shallow the "French capital" Hiltons can be just because they are ultra loaded. However, the ending is quite hilarious and more interesting than the first half of the book. If those high-life princesses really live the way as depicted in the book, then I'll take a break from Plum Sykes.

So there I was at San Bookshop at lunchtime today returning BB and picked up a good old Jodi Picoult's book - Perfect Match. Here's the synopsis:

What happens when you do all the right things for all the wrong reasons? As an assistant district attorney in York County, Maine, Nina Frost prosecutes the sort of crimes that tear families apart. She helps clients navigate their way through a nightmare – even though the legal system is not always the faultless compass they want and need it to be. She learns that the easiest way to cross this devastating minefield time and time again is to offer compassion, battle fiercely for justice, and keep her emotional distance.

But when Nina and her husband Caleb discover that their five-year-old son Nathaniel has been sexually abused, that distance is impossible to maintain. The world Nina inhabits now seems different from the one she lived in yesterday; the lines between family and professional life are erased; and answers to questions she thought she knew are no longer easy to find. Overcome by anger and desperate for vengeance, Nina ignites a battle that may cause her to lose the very thing she's fighting for.