Headhunters

by Jules Bass

Four ordinary New Jersey women--a lawyer, a nurse, an Avon Lady, and a modeling agent--head to Monte Carlo to spend a week in the playground of the rich and famous posing as four of the world's wealthiest women, only to discover that they have attrated the interest of four charming, elegant men who enjoying a masquerade. Original.

Genres: Fiction, Chick Lit, Romance, Contemporary

336 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published June 1, 2001

About the author

JULES BASS has produced several animated films, including The Hobbit, The Last Unicorn, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, as well as several hit animated television shows such as ThunderCats. Jules has written two children's books for Barefooot Books: Herb, The Vegetarian Dragon and Cooking With Herb. They have been translated into seven languages and reprinted in paperback. Herb received a "Pick Of The Lists" from American Bookseller, Lifeworks Magazine's the "Real Life Award," IRA-CBC "Children's Choices Award", "top-of-the-children's list" at American Book Sellers Association. The London Times called Herb one of the best books of the season. It was short-listed for the Kate Greenaway Award and praised by Paul McCartney as: "A magical read for all new thinkers, young and old..." Herb made his television debut on The Food Network.

Bass' new novel for middle-grade readers from Eltanin Publishing, The Mythomaniacs, takes place in Devon, in the south-west of England, and from there transports the reader into many worlds of fantasy including a quest that leads back to Arthurian times.

To learn more please visit www.julesbass.com

Reviews

[Nivsreview]

As I've recently watched the movie " monte Carlo" I was excited to read about the book which inspired the movie and with so much disappointment I've to say this book doesn't exist me a little, I was feeling bored halfway through the book, and also the writing, at some point i was even confused who's saying which sentence.

This is not what I was expecting although the movie is wayy better than this version of book.

[Sabrina]

The movie Monte Carlo was based on this novel so I'll give it a shot!

[Gabriella Deimos]

The great movie Monte Carlo is based on it so I have high expectations :)

[Andrea Manzanilla]

A fun and sexy read! Would recommend!

[Stephanie]

Four women need to find some rich men, so they masquerade as heiresses. Unfortunately, they pick up four men masquerading as heirs. As the plot becomes increasingly convoluted, you are sure that the author will never be able to entangle it all, but she does. A light read; a fast read; a fun read.

[Birsilah Bakar]

I read this a while back when I was still really struggling with my English. My teacher recommended reading some chick lit to improve my vocabulary lol This book had done its job quite well. It was a good fast-paced read and it was kinda cute in a way. I've never read such a book in my mother tongue so it was a good experience :)

The writer made me dream of going to Monaco.

[Beth]

It's a light read, but entertaining and I appreciate the immense amount of detail that is in this book. It made me want to bask in Monte Carlo, myself!

[lida]

dnf chick lit is just not for me. and its not interesting enough for me to continue. also you can tell this was written by a man

[Kaitlyn Dillard]

The first half of the book is really hard to get through. A LOT of exposition and the rising action is kind of overwhelming and difficult to follow along. However, once I got about halfway through, I couldn't put it down.

[Carly]

A light, easy read. Pretty predictable.

[Polly]

Charming

[Cindra]

Good to start but towards end dragged on so got board to point didn't finish

[Anna Spagnola]

Was expecting more from the book that inspired the best movie ever (Monte Carlo 2011 with Selena Gomez duh) but it was just not good at all

[Kelsey]

Very humorous!! Great characters and a fun plot!

[Marybeth]

I couldn't finish it. I tried multiple times. Maybe I'll try again in the future but I have too many books calling my name to get boggled down with this one.

[Christine]

I read this book many moons ago and loved every minute of it...

[Kara Hansen]

Nice escape to every single middleaged woman's fantasy. predictable.