Pretty Things

The novel offers a keen exploration of Los Angeles' culture industry through the eyes of Giselle Entwistle, a talent manager juggling eccentric clients, including a struggling teen idol and a relentless rock impresario. As she navigates the chaotic world of show business, Giselle also seeks to publish the memoir of Pandra, a woman with a mysterious past that involves a potential murder. The narrative intertwines humor and drama, capturing the vibrant and often absurd essence of the entertainment industry while delving into themes of ambition and identity.