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The Perfect Manhattan: A Novel

Description

Meet Cassie Ellis—a young college graduate with the world on a string, a yen for screenwriting, and a need for fast cash to pay off her student loans. Eager to avoid the lucrative snooze-fest of a reliable consulting job, she shocks everyone she knows by opting for a sexier, more flexible job: mixing drinks. Never mind that she doesn’t know single-malt whiskey from Jack Daniel’s: she’s eager to learn. And under the tutelage of a sexy Soho bar owner, she’s soon cranking out three-olive martinis with the city’s glitterati fifteen-deep at the bar—all while angling for tips, fielding bad pick-up lines, and trying to keep up with the other bartenders who party as hard as their stylish clientele.

When Cassie accepts a summer gig bartending in the Hamptons, New York’s most elite summer destination, she finds herself catapulted into a whirlwind of dazzling celebrity and over-the-top wealth unlike anything she’s ever seen. Life behind the velvet rope is hard to resist, especially when she finds herself falling for a Hamptons hottie named James. But as the summer progresses, and she finds herself surrounded by playboys, moguls, spoiled rich kids, and Paris Hilton clones in strappy stilettos, she soon wonders if playing the ersatz socialite—while actually trying to make a living—is more than she bargained for.

Drawn from the authors’ own experiences as bartenders in the thick of New York’s party scene, The Perfect Manhattan is a perfect mix of sparkling social satire, romance, comedy, and scandal that provides a fast-paced, enormously entertaining look inside the life on the chichi side of the tracks.

Reviews

Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-08-17
Summary: "Great summer read!"

At first I got this book because I like anything that involves NY and Manhattan, but wasn't a 100 precent sure that I would really love it,as it was based around a bartenders life, but I ended up loving it, and couldn't put it down! Its a fun, easy read!!

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Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2010-04-21
Summary: "Lame"

I found this to be one of the most boring books I have ever read. It gave some great insight to what life is really like in the Hamptons, but beyond that, this book was boring. I found myself skimming pages instead of actually reading it, anxious to be finished. Nothing exciting happens. Lame story with no exciting climax. Cassie just goes to work everyday and learns more and more about bartending in the Hamptons. There is no solid ending either. I would not recommend.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2010-04-19
Summary: "A great beach-read!"

I would suggest this to anyone entering the service industry, especially bartending or anyone who has been a bartender / is bartending as the stories bring back memories - a good easy going read, perfect for the beach!

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-06-26
Summary: "fun read but a tad shallow"

Cassie is a nice girl and an aspiring writer. After finishing college she opts for bartender life, lured by an advertisement nearly guaranteeing the big bucks she needs to pay off her college loans and start building her life's nest egg. She is one step behind the big dogs who bartender around her, but she is no quitter. Through contacts, she gets a summer bartender job in the Hamptons, the ultra-rich sun-and-sand summer hangout. There, she meets some of the rich and falls sort-of in love with one. By the end of the summer, caught up in some of the over-drinking that comes with her business and the over-spending that comes with keeping up with the "look" of the Hamptons, she pulls herself back, returns to a more sedate bartending scene, and confidently resumes her screenwriting.

The tale is reasonably paced. It offers vignettes of bartending, bartenders, and customers (sort of rich and stupidly rich). My problem throughout was Cassie. After a while, I understand that she is a beauty, but that doesn't really affect her give-and-take with the customers, right? Uh-huh. Cassie does admit to some heavy drinking and a little bit of drug use, but she's really just a nice girl, maybe in the wrong place. Uh-huh. I suggest you read this for the vignettes, not for Cassie's summer maturation. Cassie transcribes life around her; she doesn't quite live it.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-12-30
Summary: "A great beach read!"

I feel like I have an idea of what a bartender's life is really like now!
Well written and fun!