The Corset Diaries
  • Published: 4 May 2004
  • ISBN: 9780451411129
  • Imprint: Berkley
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 352
  • RRP: $22.99

The Corset Diaries

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“Reality TV has never been more entertaining than here as the wickedly funny MacAlister has her heroine record her hilarious experiences with a quirky cast of characters and her passionate encounters with Max in a laughter-laced diary that is a saucy, sexy delight.”—Booklist

No woman in her right mind would consent to wearing a corset for a month. Especially a “skinny-challenged” woman like Tessa. But dreams of being debt-free dance in her head when she gets an offer to appear in a reality TV show.

A Month in the Life of a Victorian Duke is about real people pretending to live on an English estate, circa 1879. And Tessa's leading man—a real-life Duke—is so handsome she can barely breathe, with or without the corset...
  • Published: 4 May 2004
  • ISBN: 9780451411129
  • Imprint: Berkley
  • Format: Paperback
  • Pages: 352
  • RRP: $22.99
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Praise for The Corset Diaries

Praise for The Corset Diaries “Reality TV has never been more entertaining than here as the wickedly funny MacAlister has her heroine record her hilarious experiences with a quirky cast of characters and her passionate encounters with Max in a laughter-laced diary that is a saucy, sexy delight.”—Booklist   “Offbeat and wacky...MacAlister has outdone herself with this reality show run amok. Tessa and Max are funny, sexy and slightly poignant—a true match.”—RT Book Reviews   “An enjoyable contemporary romance...Fans will enjoy this entertaining anachronistic look at displacement as the modern crowd struggles with life just over a century ago.”—The Best Reviews