February 6, 2014
I’ll let Jett have this one all to herself because I simply can’t come clean about my guilty pleasure love for rock star-penned books. Wynonna Judd’s Restless Heart? Loved it. Pamela Anderson’s Star? Pure trash of the absolute best beach read variety.
So I’ve got another one to add to the list: Nicole Richie’s recent release The Truth About Diamonds.
This is Ms. Richie’s first foray into fiction. It was released in 2006 and has actually been on my radar all that time. Why I’ve never drooled over it in a public forum is beyond me. I know it’s on various wishlists I’ve constructed over the years.
And it spawned a sequel! Priceless, it’s called.
Who cares what they are about (although the reviews — the professional reviews — are surprisingly positive)? It’s Nicole Richie, who ought to know firsthand what she writes about. And man, I want a fly-on-the-wall view of that life!
So there’s two for the price of one there. For you. And Jett. Because I have no guilty pleasures that I own up to.
Nope, not me.