博客來Sometimes red flags are pink.
Film director Meredith Eve is in career hell. Her toxic boss Kim makes her life miserable, and none of the fancy promises Big Star Films made to get her on board are panning out. Although she daydreams regularly about dropping her boss Kim’s AirPods into his cold brew, Meredith is stuck in the job because she has to pay for her sister Audrey’s cancer treatments.
So when she learns she is getting a new boss, Arabella Fitzwilliams, aka ＂The Sheryl Sandberg of Cinema,＂ Meredith is overjoyed. Arabella is a feminist film icon. With Arabella as her boss, Meredith is certain her film career is finally going to get a happy ending. But what she gets instead is a total plot twist.
Like The Devil Wears Prada meets Working Girl, this thought-provoking novel explores themes of performative feminism, balancing ambition with authenticity, and work-life balance.
