I always thought the answer was gratuitous sex scenes amongst
shallow characters, but others have told me it's an insignificant plot.
I Googled the answer and (palpitations!) it brought up chick lit. Chick lit! Surely not. Other answers are a formulaic book written for scandal or simply a badly-written book. It seems no one really knows the true answer. Maybe it's an easy-reading book that you've enjoyed?
When I brought up this question
with a group of writers, a gentleman answered: ‘Any book written by a female.’
Yeah, I know, idiot, and not because the group was mainly made
up of women. So the question is still out there—what constitutes a trashy
novel?
Meanwhile, my own trashy, chick lit novel (with no gratuitous
sex scenes or insignificant plot) is now free in the Amazon lending library.
Feel free to check it out:
A Proper Charlie
What’s a girl to do when
she discovers her boss is a wanted man?
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She's
losing her job.
She's losing her boyfriend.
She can only afford to eat spaghetti hoops on toast.
She's called Charlie... Charlotte, ginger, ginge, Duracell or carrot.
Yet with all these odds against her, she pushes forward to take the lead story on her paper at London Core.
She's losing her boyfriend.
She can only afford to eat spaghetti hoops on toast.
She's called Charlie... Charlotte, ginger, ginge, Duracell or carrot.
Yet with all these odds against her, she pushes forward to take the lead story on her paper at London Core.
Shame
no one knows.
Shame
she's the office general assistant and not a real journalist.
Shame it's on missing prostitutes and Charlie thinks pretending to be a
'tart with a heart' will get her that story.
She doesn't just get a story.
She becomes the starring role.
She doesn't just get a story.
She becomes the starring role.
Unashamedly trashy!
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