Supertrip

by Jill Kargman

Jill Kargman Supertrip


Wanneer haar vriend haar ten huwelijk wil vragen, raakt Hazel in paniek. Hier is ze nog niet klaar voor! Als ze tijdens een zakenreis naar L.A. ineens naast haar idool, de singer-songwriter Finn Schiller, blijkt te zitten, slaat de vonk over.


Hij is niet alleen een muzikaal talent, hij is ook nog eens een gentleman. Na een romantische date met haar rockgod moet Hazel haar leven onder ogen zien. Kiest ze voor rock-n-roll of voor saaie veiligheid?


Jill Kargman groeide op in de rijkste buurt van New de Upper East Side. Ze woont er nu met haar man en dochters. Eerder verscheen van haar Momzillas en Daar gaat de bruid.

220 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 24, 2013

About the author

Jill Kargman is deathly afraid of clowns. And mimes. Wait, mimes are worse. She lives in New York City where she writes magazine articles and trashy novels and enjoys wrap sandwiches. She is the author of teen books Bittersweet Sixteen, Summer Intern, and Jet Set, plus some excellent grown-up books. And by grown-up books she doesn't mean porn; she means not young adult but plain old adult. Her articles have appeared in Vogue, Teen Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Town & Country, Travel + Leisure, Elle, Elle Décor, and a bunch of British magazines you've never seen. She went to Yale where she did not study writing and has three children who keep her young. And exhausted.

Reviews

[Denise . · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really liked this book, it was very nice to see the contrast between Finn and Wylie and the different lifestyles they have. I liked Finn and Hazel together, but the more i read, i started to believe that the love between them was based on sex, and thats okay. They don’t have the same future plans, so I really liked that Hazel choose for Wylie, the safe ground, a normal life. In all the books i have read, they always choose for the chaos lifestyle, or they can change the bad boy. But in this book, she couldn’t. And i realized that is okay too. Sometimes you need to leave a situation, for you to realize that what you had, is what you need and what you love. And this book did that very well.