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Having read the sequel before this, the initial entry into the series, I got the feeling that the main character, Lee Bartholomew, a 40-year-old ghostwriter, was a complete professional in her business life, but a somewhat flighty and mixed-up person in her personal life. Johnson differentiates ghostwriters from legitimate consulting services, however: "I think it's valuable and okay when consulting services help people sharpen their ideas. One of Harrison's clients, who owns a ghostwriting business, was booked on Fox News via a pitch about which presidential candidates gave the most credit to their ghostwriters. |
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