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SUGAR BABY - CELINE SAINTCLARE TASCHENBUCH

The perfect beach read: chaotic  darkly funny and keeps you on your toes' Liv Little for Elle
UK 'A bold  daring take on the wild  unconventional world of sugar babies' Harper's Bazaar 'I'm
going to be recommending this brilliant book to EVERYBODY. Glamorous  and dark  and hopeful all
at once.' Katie Bishop  author of The Girls of Summer AS SEEN IN... -ELLE: Hottest summer reads
of 2023 -HARPER'S BAZAAR: Best unconventional romances of 2023 -GAL-DEM: Best novels of 2023
From the high-rises of Canary Wharf to the turquoise pools of Miami  Sugar  Baby is an
intoxicating  darkly funny and shocking debut from an extraordinary new voice in fiction. Agnes
Green is turning 21 and her life is heading nowhere. Still living at home with her devoutly
religious Caribbean mother in a lifeless suburb  she works as a cleaner by day and spends her
nights secretly going to clubs and dating Toby - who loves arthouse film  getting stoned  and
ignoring her texts. That is until she meets Emily  the daughter of one of her cleaning clients
who lives in London and works as a model - and a sugar baby. Emily's lifestyle is the escape
Agnes has been longing for: tasting menus  private flights to Paris and Miami  rich older men
who shower her with compliments and designer gifts. Agnes' new life is beyond her wildest
dreams  but it comes at a cost. As she begins to stray further from her mother's holy teachings
she must decide how far she is willing to go to be adored... Everyone's talking about Sugar 
Baby . . . 'Absolutely addictive  devastatingly gripping  a triumph' LoveReading 'Beautiful
writing  fully fleshed out characters  and darkly funny. Obsessed.' Netgalley review 'Superb .
. . an intimate deep-dive into the sugaring lifestyle' Netgalley review 'A rollercoaster of a
read! Celine Saintclare is an author to watch out for' Netgalley review 'Glamorous  sexy and
fun... I was totally addicted to it!' Netgalley review

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