Erin, Girl
Bettencourt Series, Book 1
by Sandra Cunha
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Pub Date Dec 06 2014 | Archive Date Nov 30 2018
Description
Erin Bettencourt thinks her mom is an old bag. Not just any old bag, but a vintage Chanel 2.55. Medium. Navy.
Her mom was forced to sell the bag years ago. Now that Erin’s found it again, she wants it back. She needs it back. There’s only one, teeny-tiny (expensive) problem: she doesn’t have the two grand to buy it.
So Erin thinks “inside the box” and starts a business from the cubicle of her boring office job. But she has to earn the money fast, or someone else will buy her missing family heirloom. She also has to avoid getting caught.
Too bad what Erin really needs can’t be obtained with dollars or misdirected sense.
A funny and heartwarming read . . . perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella!
Books in the Bettencourt Series
Erin, Girl (Book 1)
Lady Bettencourt (Book 2)
House of Bettencourt (Book 3)
About the Author
Sandra Cunha is the author of the Bettencourt Series. Sometimes she lives in Toronto, and sometimes she lives in Waterloo. Other times, she doesn't live in either. Visit her website at sandracunha.com.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9780993942907 |
| PRICE | $6.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Rêvvâ T, Reviewer
I mainly wanted to read this because my name is ‘Erin’, but it’s actually also a good quality quick easy read to my delight. I will definitely consider reading the other books in the series
Lori M, Reviewer
Erin, Girl is such a cute, smart book and I mean “cute” in the best way possible. I totally relate to Erin and I love the way she is always thinking out of the box and really trying to find something she loves to do and be able to make a living. I actually tried to start an errand service too (didn’t exactly work out), to escape my corporate, stressful “real” job.
Sandra Cunha writes the way I think, which probably made me love this book even more than I normally would. There is a message included in this story too, but I don’t want to be a spoiler. If you need a lift and a laugh, read Erin, Girl!
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