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CONFESSIONS OF A CORPORATE SLUT

by Jacqueline Gum

Text Box: Confessions of a Corporate Slut is a brilliant re-telling of a successful corporate woman who smashed glass ceilings at every turn, only to give it all up for the man she loved. Based on real life events, this novel reads like a biography and is brimming with deeply emotional content. The author might have paved a pathway to the top, but it was through her painful mistakes that she will help so many to grasp what she herself was unable to attain. As America's business world is steadily flooding with ambitious women, Jacqueline's lessons will no doubt multiply in value. This is a must read for any young vixen who is considering a corporate career and a great book for those who have loved and lost in our age of greed and power. SEE COMPLETE REVIEW:

“Jacqueline Gum skillfully weaves a compelling story about the life of a “corporate slut,” the wife of a corporate executive. Her portrayal of Roberta’s feelings is so vivid that every woman reading this fascinating tale will be brought into the story and be captivated by the emotional highs and lows and everything in between. This is a page turner in which the reader wants to see how Roberta deals with this life and how she finally resolves the complexities and horrors of being a corporate slut.”

Shelly Rosenberg, editor

www.shellyrosenberg.com

Jacqueline has that rare talent to take real life events and craft them into a poignant, gritty story that you can’t put down. She brings humor to her writing along with flawed, human characters. Jacquie uses Roberta, the sassy protagonist in Confessions of a Corporate Slut, to suck you into the man’s world of the restaurant supply industry where you feel her pain and celebrate her triumphs. It’s a crack that allows the reader to peer into a little known world and yet touches on the common themes of love, broken dreams, and renewal.

Todd Metcalf, author

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