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Overview
This titillating exposé chronicles the personal and professional adventures of this tabloid-laden socialite, dispelling some rumors, while confirming others. Diaries unveils the heavily shrouded Hollywood backrooms and its coveted secrets. Offering her ardent fans answers to burning questions and presenting lessons learned, this book will surely not disappoint. Karrine Steffans continues to dish out juicy gossip and the much sought after details of her star studded lifestyle and the celebrity men that helped her get where she needed to be.Karrine draws you in to get an up-close and personal look at the Hollywood life of fast money and sex; all the things that make for a great movie. She discusses her interactions with people after the release of Confessions of a Video Vixen and how she copes with it all.
Synopsis
A true exposé, this book chronicles the personal and professional adventures of this tabloid-laden socialite, dispelling some rumors, while confirming others. It unveils the heavily shrouded Hollywood backrooms and its coveted secrets and reveals an up-close and personal look at a life of fast money and sex.
Here Karrine candidly discusses her interactions with people after the release of Confessions of a Video Vixen and explains how she copes with it all. A provocative and enthralling volume that offers Karrine's ardent fans lessons learned and answers to burning questions, THE VIXEN DIARIES will not disappoint.
Publishers Weekly
This abysmal memoir covers Steffans's life during and after the 2007 publication of her tell-all Confessions of a Video Vixen, which traced the porn star's hardscrabble early life and high-profile lovers. Here she describes her experiences promoting the book and the cool reactions of some of her former liaisons. She revels in her hard-won financial freedom and reminds listeners repeatedly that she has arrived in terms of money and prestige. Scurrilous gossip and name-dropping abound; she reports on various lovers (including soul mate Bill Maher), recounts her various tantrums (backstage before her Oprah interview) and gleefully boasts of lying to rival magazines in order to get coverage from both, etc. The audio delivery is passable, but the material is of the navel-gazing D-list variety. A Grand Central hardcover. (June)