VBT# The Accidental New Yorker - Stephanie Wahlstrom

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Review: The Accidental New Yorker - Book #2 The Accidental Socialite - Stephanie Wahlstrom - February 2014

After reading The Accidental Socialite and really enjoying it, when I saw that the author had released Book #2 I was looking forward to reading what new mayhem Paige would get up to or at least find herself in the middle of. In Book #2 Paige has been made redundant from her job and with only seven months left on her visa, she has no other option than to return back home to Canada. While on her way home, she ends up having a disaster of a time on the plane in Coach and finds herself bumped up to first class where she meets Tyler - a rich and wealthy businessman from New York. On a whim, Paige decides to stick around New York and of course she doesn't have her visa so has the "Fake it while you can" mentality. During her seven months , she will gather a few under the table payment jobs , meet some new friends - some great and supportive whereas others are just creepy , have some odd roommates that won't allow her bacon or wine and of course being a writer - Paige starts a blog about living in New York without a visa. Like most blogs , once someone finds it interesting - it is retweeted and reddit and with the world of social media it goes viral and soon everyone is asking the question of "who is this Accidental New Yorker " ? Can Paige risk being revealed or will she use her blog to her advantage in trying to score a visa ?
If you love books that hold a reality TV show or blogging feel to them and you love the added factor of a realistic klutzy human and wanting a bit of fun to read , then check out "The Accidental New Yorker" which will have you laughing in places , cringing in others and sometimes feeling sorry for the messes Paige finds herself in.

 

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