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Title:Spin (Spin #1)
Author:Catherine McKenzie
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Deluxe Edition
Pages:Pages: 448 pages
Published:February 7th 2012 by William Morrow Paperbacks (first published December 29th 2009)
Categories:Womens Fiction. Chick Lit. Fiction. Romance. Contemporary. Adult
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Spin (Spin #1) Paperback | Pages: 448 pages
Rating: 3.76 | 4635 Users | 617 Reviews

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Kate's To-Do List:


1. Go to rehab
2. Befriend/spy on "It Girl"
3. Write killer expose
4. Land dream job

Piece of cake!

When Kate Sandford lands an interview at her favorite music magazine, The Line, it's the chance of a lifetime. So Kate goes out to celebrate—and shows up still drunk to the interview the next morning. It's no surprise that she doesn't get the job, but her performance has convinced the editors that she'd be perfect for an undercover assignment for their gossip rag. All Kate has to do is follow "It Girl" Amber Sheppard into rehab. If she can get the inside scoop—and complete the thirty-day program—they'll reconsider her for the position at The Line. Kate takes the assignment, but when real friendships start to develop, she has to decide if what she has to gain is worth the price she'll have to pay.

Mention Books Conducive To Spin (Spin #1)

Original Title: Spin
ISBN: 0062115359 (ISBN13: 9780062115355)
Edition Language: English
Series: Spin #1
Characters: Katie Sandford
Literary Awards: Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award (RT Award) Nominee for Commercial Fiction (2012)


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Ratings: 3.76 From 4635 Users | 617 Reviews

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I'm a guy who loves science fiction and fantasy, so what the hell am I doing reading chick lit? Well, aside from supporting a fellow Canadian author with her debut novel, I won't put down a book that speaks to universal themes like human failings and redemption. Katie Sanford is a cleverly written protagonist and while this book is classified as Chick Lit, it contains none of the shallowness you might find in the genre. Katie is an all too real heroine who is behind the eight ball on the

"Spin" has easily found it's way at the top of my "favorite book list". Kate(which is what I prefer to call i her in the beginning), has deep rooted issues that she didn't even realize she had. She's raw and I truly believe every reader can connect with her. I tend to connect with the main character of every book that I have read, but with Kate, I really felt like she was speaking to me, telling me her story, telling me to go for the changes I have longed to make in my life, and to really relax

Originally Reviewed at Novel EscapesCatherine McKenzies engaging debut novel has proven her as one to watch. Her voice is fresh, new and compelling. SPIN is a witty, fun, laugh out loud novel, yet had a grittier subject matter and I absolutely could not put it down.I found the heavier subject of addiction offset nicely by Kates highly entertaining thoughts and antics along the way, so it didnt come across as too heavy, nor did it feel too light. Kathryn felt this might have been made a little

I'm a guy who loves science fiction and fantasy, so what the hell am I doing reading chick lit? Well, aside from supporting a fellow Canadian author with her debut novel, I won't put down a book that speaks to universal themes like human failings and redemption. Katie Sanford is a cleverly written protagonist and while this book is classified as Chick Lit, it contains none of the shallowness you might find in the genre. Katie is an all too real heroine who is behind the eight ball on the

Kate Sandford is almost 30, but she still poses as a graduate student at times for the free food available at graduate events. She writes articles for the newspaper about obscure but interesting bands, and when she gets an interview at The Line, a music magazine that she has always aspired to work at, she is ecstatic. The night before the interview she goes out with friends to celebrate the combination of her birthday and the interview and, well, over-celebrates a little. She arrives at her

Love, love love this book! Really, it's chick lit at its best. Great characters, tight plots, realistic romance. If you are looking for the next great chick lit book, then this is definitely it.

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