Journalist and magazine editor Wendy Holden delighted readers with her novelization of the hit movie The Full Monty. In Simply Divine, she taps into the popular style of Bridget Jones's Diary and takes readers on a fun-filled romp through the viciously glamorous world of glossy magazines and London single life. Despite jobs at magazines like Gorgeous and Fabulous, Jane feels anything but. Her relationship with the man in her life is at a dead-end, and the body she sees each morning in the mirror simply refuses to cooperate. But Jane's life is about to receive some divine intervention: she's been chosen to ghost-write the racy doings of celebrity socialite Champagne D'Vyne, the grand diva of self-promotion. As Jane follows Champagne's antics from one rich boyfriend and glamorous hotel to the next, Holden observes the London social scene with a wit as sharp as a stiletto heel. Narrator Jenny Sterlin hilariously accents every cynical comment.