By Lee Navlen
A Humorous Novel That Into the Lives of Those Who Work Overtime for the Very Rich and Very Famous
Liz White doesn’t hate her job, but she doesn’t love it either. A self-described slacker, Liz works as secretary to the Manhattan billionaire Henry Jones—and his entitled, self-absorbed wife Leighton. When Leighton flies off with an old flame, only to crash Henry’s private plane in the process, Liz finds herself becoming party to the coverup.
From Henry to the governor’s mansion to the NYC media, it’s a game of cat-and-mouse as the lives they once knew begin to crumble around them. For Liz, that could mean unemployment. For Leighton and Henry, the consequences could lead to a lifetime of embarrassments.
Written by a former Fox News senior producer, “Secretary of the City” is a fast-paced, light-hearted novel that offers a glimpse at the lives of the very rich and the very famous, along with those who work overtime to provide the service and comfort they require.