Searching for a romantic summer getaway. Escape with Rich Girl Summer, the new Audible original

from Lily Chew. The exquisitely talented Philippa Sue, returning to narrate her fifth

Lily Chew title. This time, Philippa is joined by her real-life husband, Stephen Pasquale,

set in Toronto's wealthy cottage country, aka the Hamptons of Canada, rich girl Summer follows the story of Valerie,

a down-on-her-luck event planner posing as a socialite's long-lost daughter, while piecing

together the secrets surrounding a mysterious family and falling deeper and deeper in love with the

impossibly hard to read and infuriatingly handsome family assistant, Nico. Caught between pretending to belong

and unexpectedly finding where she truly fits in,

Valerie learns her summer is about to get far more complicated

than she ever planned.

She's in over her head and head over heels.

Listen to Rich Girl Summer, now on Audible.

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You might remember when we were talking about different laws that happen on the island of Palm Beach, like the richest community in America, they police things very tightly because they don't want shenanigans.

Well, I talked about 13 years ago, I had this vision when we first started doing radio in South Florida of riding a donkey

triumphantly into Palm Beach. And the donkeys were set up. Everything was ready to go. And we've

got Jason standing by. All right. Kevin? Yeah. Yeah, brother. We are in position. I am getting ready to cross on a donkey onto the Palm Beach Bridge over to the island. Wow, this donkey is going. I'm getting ready. Do you want me to go? Go, baby. Go. Yes. Okay, go. We got a message that it was not working right. Yes. Is it working? I got a message. Everything's working. It's the timing. Virginia's off the bitching the whole time. We got to go. Okay. All right. Sorry, dude. We're syndicated. Yeah. That's not my fault.

Sorry, dude. We're not going to get the bit done. What's going on? Okay. Now, to set the scene, you are with somebody that's got donkeys. And I think donkeys, as in plural, right? You got several donkeys? Yeah. We have a herd of donkeys. Three of them won't go, but the one donkey Paco, we are officially on the bridge heading to the island.

Nice.

Okay, any sign of any authorities trying to shut you down yet?

Not yet, my man.

We are good.

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