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Putting on the Ritz (Philip & Gilbert, Bk 2)
Putting on the Ritz - Philip & Gilbert, Bk 2
Author: Joe Keenan
Philip Cavanaugh and Claire Simmons are hired to write songs for a Rainbow Room performance by would-be chanteuse Elsa Champion, wife of the exceedingly wealthy and detested Peter Champion, arch-competitor of the equally rich and unscrupulous Boyd Larkin. The two Manhattan magnates enlist Philip and his chum Gilbert Selwyn to spy and counterspy,...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780140149890
ISBN-10: 0140149899
Publication Date: 11/1/1992
Pages: 336
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4.4 stars, based on 8 ratings
Publisher: Penguin
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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wendyluree avatar reviewed Putting on the Ritz (Philip & Gilbert, Bk 2) on + 19 more book reviews
More "I Love Lucy" type fun with Gilbert and company from the writer of Frasier and Desperate Housewives.
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Putting on the Ritz is fabulous.. the hilarity abounds. Joe Keenan head writer for Fraser in the early years, is a very gifted writer who will knock your socks off.
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A deliciously, maliciously deft comedy of bad manners, high society, financial skulduggery, and romantic infighting.

Roll over, Wilde, Wodehouse, and Noel Coward! Joe Keenan is back--and so are his ineffable creations, Philip Cavanaugh and Gilbert Selwyn, the hilariously witty duo who've turned social climbing into a form of terrorism. In Putting On the Ritz they invade the entourage of a tasteless New York real-estate and media magnate, try to turn his talentless wife (a woman so rich "she ovulates Faberge eggs") into a chanteuse, and vie for the affections of a paralyzingly suave magazine editor--in a novel whose comic complications, dizzying repartee, and cast of high-hat lowlifes are nothing less than irresistible.

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