The Beauty of Truth
Ambition, Revenge, Domestic Appliances
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Theatre, Comedy, Humour & Comedy, Fiction & Literature, Humorous
| Author: | Bruno Bouchet | ISBN: | 1230000196475 |
| Publisher: | Hodder | Publication: | November 10, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bruno Bouchet |
| ISBN: | 1230000196475 |
| Publisher: | Hodder |
| Publication: | November 10, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Mark Boyd is a mediocre marketing manager with average looks and a bad idea until… He reinvents himself as a stunning, lust-inspiring Adonis. The results go far beyond his wildest dreams. His career takes off and beautiful women start queueing for his favours. But can he survive the raging emotions his beauty provokes? And just how can he turn his ideas for KitchenArt into profit?
A fearless satire on the all-consuming power of marketing and the seductive allure of appearances, The Beauty of Truth is a genuinely witty, laugh-out loud novel about the modern world of marketing, where truth, like beauty, is only skin deep.
'scarily accurate and hopelessly hilarious' Australian Financial Review
'a rollicking tale, … fed with biting satire and very funny fairytale farce' Sydney Daily Telegraph
'this comic romp should see you laughing' Sun Herald
'Bruno Bouchet’s acerbic assault on modern life and kitchen appliances' Vogue
Mark Boyd is a mediocre marketing manager with average looks and a bad idea until… He reinvents himself as a stunning, lust-inspiring Adonis. The results go far beyond his wildest dreams. His career takes off and beautiful women start queueing for his favours. But can he survive the raging emotions his beauty provokes? And just how can he turn his ideas for KitchenArt into profit?
A fearless satire on the all-consuming power of marketing and the seductive allure of appearances, The Beauty of Truth is a genuinely witty, laugh-out loud novel about the modern world of marketing, where truth, like beauty, is only skin deep.
'scarily accurate and hopelessly hilarious' Australian Financial Review
'a rollicking tale, … fed with biting satire and very funny fairytale farce' Sydney Daily Telegraph
'this comic romp should see you laughing' Sun Herald
'Bruno Bouchet’s acerbic assault on modern life and kitchen appliances' Vogue
