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  • Written by: Lauren Weisberger
  • Narrated by: Megan Hilty
  • Length: 12 hrs and 58 mins
  • 3.6 out of 5 stars (34 ratings)

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Revenge Wears Prada

Written by: Lauren Weisberger
Narrated by: Megan Hilty
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Publisher's Summary

The sequel you’ve been waiting for: the follow-up to the sensational number-one best seller The Devil Wears Prada.

Eight years have passed since Andrea "Andy" Sachs quit the job "a million girls would die for" working for Miranda Priestly at Runway magazine - a dream that turned out to be a nightmare. Now Andy’s on the top of the world: She’s writing and reporting to her heart’s content; running The Plunge, her wildly successful high-fashion bridal magazine with Miranda’s other ex-assistant, Emily; and most importantly, getting married to the scion of a storied media family and the love of her life.

But the night before her wedding, Andy can’t sleep. As happy as she is - as happy as she should be - she’s still haunted by the specter of her former boss. Maybe it’s survivor syndrome? Or maybe it’s justifiable, self-inflicted, paranoia. From the start, Andy and Emily have felt entitled to use their rolodex of contacts - Miranda’s contacts - from Runway as they make their way in the magazine world. As The Plunge succeeds, Andy and Emily realize they’ll soon come face to face with their former tormenter at industry functions, award ceremonies, and even weddings. Still, Andy can hardly anticipate the horrifying reality that’s approaching - a reversal so profound that she will be squarely in Miranda’s crosshairs once more.

Karma’s a bitch. And Andy’s efforts to build a bright new life have led her directly to the one she fled - and into the path of the Devil herself.

©2013 Lauren Weisberger (P)2013 Simon & Schuster

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Wanted more!!

Loved this from start to finish -the voices are great - sounds like the movie character - easy and fun to listen to- hope there’s another one coming !!

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Not what I remembered........

This book was alright. #Audible1. Being as Miranda Priestly was the devil from the first book, I would have expected more. She was barely in it, and it certainly didn’t seem as though she was after “revenge “. Andy was flighty and overly insecure, and not at all the Andy I remember from the first novel. Like I said, it was ok, but definitely, not great.

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Most Annoying Protagonist Since Bella Swan

The book is well-narrated which is it’s only redeeming factor. The story is dull and tenuously based off the main character’s deluded and hysterical perception of reality. She whines, then whines some more to the extent that I could not take any more of her making a mountain out of a molehill.

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