Girl Dinner is a darkly fun novel about ambition, lust and eating your fill. Nina Kaur's acceptance into The House, the most exclusive sorority on campus, would be her first step into a shining future, and she craves the security its respected members enjoy. Dr Sloane Hartley, an adjunct professor, struggles with a new baby and with going back to work: her clothes do not fit and her husband is less present than he thinks. Invited to be The House's faculty advisor, she is drawn in too. Both sink deeper into arcane rituals where living well carries bloody costs.
Why You Should Read?
- Follow Nina Kaur's bid for a place in The House, the most exclusive sorority on campus.
- Meet Dr Sloane Hartley, an adjunct professor whose new baby and return to work leave her dissatisfied.
- Experience a darkly fun story about ambition, lust and what living well really costs.
- Explore a sinister wellness trend involving cannibalism among wealthy mums and sorority girls.
About the Author
Olivie Blake is a pen name, used by an American writer who mainly writes adult speculative fiction and SFF. That writer's The Atlas Six trilogy was a Sunday Times and New York Times best seller.