Everyone worth knowing a novel

Twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson has had enough of her Manhattan investment banking job. Tired of the navy pant suits, 80 hour work weeks, and her obnoxious boss, she decides to try her luck at another career. With some good fortune, she lands a job with the hottest PR and events-planning firm in New York--a new gig that seems like a dream. Bette's two main priorities are to be seen with the right people and to be seen in the right places. But could there be a downside to getting paid to party?

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"Twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson has had enough of her Manhattan investment banking job. Tired of the navy pant suits, 80 hour work weeks, and her obnoxious boss, she decides to try her luck at another career. With some good fortune, she lands a job with the hottest PR and events-planning firm in New York--a new gig that seems like a dream. Bette's two main priorities are to be seen with the right people and to be seen in the right places. But could there be a downside to getting paid to party?"@en
"Twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson has had enough of her Manhattan investment banking job. Tired of the navy pant suits, 80 hour work weeks, and her obnoxious boss, she decides to try her luck at another career. With some good fortune, she lands a job with the hottest PR and events-planning firm in New York--a new gig that seems like a dream. Bette's two main priorities are to be seen with the right people and to be seen in the right places. But could there be a downside to getting paid to party?"
"Realizing that her prestigious investment banking job is making her miserable, Bette Robinson impulsively quits and accepts an opportunity with a successful PR firm, a job that tests the boundary between her personal and professional lives."@en
"The in-crowd wears Gucci - but one girl wears her heart on her sleeve ... When a chance meeting propels Bette into a new role as a party planner, she can hardly believe her luck. A job that pays you to party! Running with the cool Manhattan pack, gaining VIP access to the city's hottest spots and meeting 'everyone worth knowing' is a million miles away from the number-crunching and paper-pushing of her old banking job. Overnight, the greatest city in the world has become her sexy, late-night playground. But then everything starts to fall apart."@en
""When twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson quits her Manhattan banking job, she knows she won't miss the eighty-hour workweeks, her claustrophobic cubicle or her revolting boss's Quotes of the Day. Then Bette meets Kelly, head of Manhattan's hottest PR and events planning firm, and suddenly she has a brand-new job where the primary requirement is to see and be seen."--Container."
"When twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson quits her Manhattan banking job, she knows she won't miss the eighty-hour workweeks, her claustrophobic cubicle or her revolting boss's Quotes of the Day. Then Bette meets Kelly, head of Manhattan's hottest PR and events planning firm, and suddenly she has a brand-new job where the primary requirement is to see and be seen ..."@en
"Twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson is fed up with the long hours and her obnoxious boss at her investment banking firm, so she quits and lands a job with New York's hottest PR firm. It seems like her dream job, but could there be a downside in getting paid to party?"@en
"Twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson is fed up with the long hours and her obnoxious boss at her investment banking firm, so she quits and lands a job with New York's hottest PR firm. It seems like her dream job, but could there be a downside in getting paid to party?"
"Twenty-seven-year-old Bette Robinson has had enough of her Manhattan investment banking job. Tired of the navy pant suits, 80-hour work weeks and her obnoxious boss, she decides to try her luck at another career. With some good fortune, she lands a job working for the hottest PR and events-planning firm in New York, a new gig that seems like a dream. Bette's two main priories are to be seen with the right people and to be seen in the right places. But could there be a downside to getting paid to party?"@en
"Bette quits her bank job and lands a prestigious job at a PR firm."@en