With wicked Max well and truly out of the picture or so Josie hopes, after taking revenge in front of his new Spanish girlfriend. Josie’s future is looking bright, with a new job and a new man in her life, Christian Lecourt. But things are never quite that simple. Josie’s new job at Renseignements, a glitzy boutique PR consultancy is put in jeopardy by a jealous colleague. Sally Marsden-Lloyd, a spoilt little rich girl who causes no end of conflict at work and has set her sights on taking Josie down. Both women desperately want to work on the prestigious Four Season’s account, a major hotel group. When Helene Du Tilly, wife of the Managing Director and notorious for having numerous affairs with both men and women, favours Josie the scene is set for a Bataille Royale. Chrissie’s love life isn’t going smoothly either. The reappearance of Claude’s psycho ex-girlfriend Dominique throws a spanner in the works. When Claude and Christian are involved in a tragic car accident both young women find themselves having to deal with situations more complicated than they ever imagined. For readers who love Jackie Collins, Jilly Cooper and enjoyed 50 Shades, you won’t be disappointed by the latest bonkbuster from the author, Ellis Rose, Another Night in Paris. As the title suggests, the novel picks up from where One Night in Paris left off. Sexy English girl Josie James, the luscious centrefold, with little girl charm, a big girl body, and an appetite for all that Paris has to offer continues her raunchy, riotous exploits. This second novel in the trilogy offers a ‘no holds barred’ exploration of Josie and her friends tangled and graphic love lives. The sex scenes will make even the most frigid and puritanical of us aware that we are alive, and I suggest that if you have a partner, make sure they are available…you will want to do IT while reading. It is a sexy, thrilling, glitzy bonkbuster and is the most fun you can have between two covers… Amazon.com A ‘no holds barred’ exploration of tangled and graphic love lives, perhaps no one plays with the heart - and other body parts - as successfully as the scandalous Ellis Rose. Amazon.com