The Perfect Bitch (The Perfect Fate Book 2)
About
Hollywood made Lovella Benjamin a star.
She made herself a legend.
Beautiful, ruthless and adored by millions, Lovella has spent a lifetime destroying anyone foolish enough to stand between her and success. Fame is everything. Image is everything. Mercy has never been part of the script.
Then she meets David Garand.
Charming, enigmatic and impossible to forget, Garand offers her exactly what she has always wanted: the chance for her legend to live forever.
But every bargain carries a hidden cost.
As the glitter of Hollywood gives way to something far darker, Lovella discovers that the greatest performance of her career may already be over—and the audience is no longer applauding.
Inspired by the moral decay of The Picture of Dorian Gray, The Perfect Bitch is a dark supernatural thriller about vanity, ambition and the terrifying price of getting exactly what you wished for.
Be careful what you wish for. The universe is listening.
Praise for this book
The Perfect Bitch was a 3.5-4 star read for me. A ruthlessly ambitious young actress turns her cruelty into a celebrated screen persona. She sacrifices true love, loyalty, and pieces of herself for fame… then discovers the role that made her 'immortal' may come with a very dark cost.
My favourite line from this book is: 'fairness is a peasant virtue' AHAHAAHAHA
This read was wickedly amusing. I finished it in one sitting. Lovella is absolutely awful but she is the reason the book is as entertaining as it is. Her dry one-liners made me laugh, especially saying fairness is a peasant virtue which is to be honest, in the real world… kinda true.
Beware that the FMC is not just horrible… she is unlikeable on ANOTHER LEVEL (I don't mind that at all) and Julian’s fate was the moment that made her choices feel truly unforgivable. Lovella earned her ending, but somehow I grieved for the woman she might have been.
moral of the story: never sell your soul for fame and fortune, in the end, it is never worth it.