The Celebutantes in the Club

The sequel to 'The Celebutantes: On the Avenue' the most fabulously glamorous tale of 'It' girls, fashion, money and murder you'll ever read!

It's the start of summer and heiress triplets Madison, Park and Lexington Hamilton are ready to trade in their Berkin bags for bikinis. They are off to Capri, just as soon as they open the newest, hottest and most expensive club in Manhattan, Cleopatra. It's their father's latest business venture and the girls must throw the opening party to end all parties.

These sister's are famous for being famous, but tonight they will be famous for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Before the night ends the hottest club in New York turns into a murder scene from 'Cluedo'. The body of Damien Kittle, British royalty, is found. Was it the outrageously unfashionable heiress with the pink stiletto on the dance floor?

The paparazzi love a scandal, and they're determined to drag Cleopatra through the mud in wake of the ugly murder. At first glance, the case appears to be open-and-shut. But the girls smell trouble. Murder is so out, but until this crime is solved, it's arrivederci, Italia.

The three savvy sisters must once again solve a mystery without getting a hair out of place.

This fabulous escapist fiction is fast becoming a favourite series for everyone fascinated with 'celebutantes' (heiresses who are famous for being famous) and fast-paced crime solving.

Antonio Pagliarulo was born and raised in New York City. After the publication of 'The Celebutantes: On the Avenue', he acquired his first Dolce & Gabbana suit (along with several Zegna shirts) and gave up window-shopping. When not writing, he's usually lunching in midtown Manhattan. You'll never spot him without a book.

The Celebutantes in the Club
Random House Australia
Author: Antonia Pagliarulo
ISBN: 9781741662788
RRP: $19.95


"The Celebutantes has already achieved cult status in the Veronica Mars meets Paris Hilton kind of way, and if you're after a well-heel, It girl murder mystery, then this certainly hits the spot.... Who knew It girls could be so entertaining?" Famous