Thank you #Netgalley for the advanced copy.

I was excited to read this prior to the new season of Selling Sunset being released. I appreciated Christine's honesty and her unapologetic perspectives. Loved that she shared her framework of constantly saving and building your success. Was also surprised to hear about how stages some of the aspects of the show are, I knew a lot was but was interesting to hear specific instances from her perspective. A very quick read, I think due to her casual writing style, it felt as though I was just sitting with a friend at happy hour over a glass of wine.

This book was exactly what I expected from Christine. I’m a huge Selling Sunset fan- and although I know she is the “villain”, she’s an entertaining one. Part of me is mad I liked this so much, but it is eye opening, and a nice addition to Selling Sunset story off screen.

The way this book endeared me wholly to Christine Quinn and her way of being is unable to be stressed. It had problematic elements - like an attempt at #feminism just reinforcing the gender binary - but I really enjoyed the book! I think Christine has some great things to say (and some not so great, but it's outweighed).