Tell-All by Chuck Palahniuk
I love this guys' writing but I hate that it takes me 80 pages to get into the groove of the book. The story is told by Hazie Coogan, the maid of famous actress Katherine Kenton. Hazie uses many Hollywood names; some actual some not. The book uses acts & scenes in lieu of chapters which adds to the content of the novel. I liked that Palahniuk went in that direction.
Hazie is Miss Kathie's confidante and trusts her wholly. Hazie has been her only true friend as Miss Kathie has had multiple marriages. They have a ritual for each husband's death. Hazie is very protective of her friend and employer, Kathie. So when Miss Kathie discovers an unauthorized biography of her life in the belongings of her latest lover, Hazie naturally rescues her.
And yes there's a plot twist, as there always is with Palahniuk. My brain hinted at it towards the end but the story was flowing so well and quickly it was forgotten. I recommend this book to all. Two thumbs up!

Very cool, I think someone wanted me to read some of his stuff, but i could be wrong? The basis of this book sounds pretty cool and different.
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