Last Night at the Disco

When we meet Lynda Boyle, it’s quite clear she has an inflated sense of self, but as we read on, we come intimately acquainted with one of the most narcissistic characters I’ve had the joy of knowing. Reading Last Night at the Disco gave me a view into the world of an unreliable narrator more delusi......more

Regal House Publishing provided an early galley for review. As a child of the 70's, throw the word "disco" around and you have my attention. I love the music, the glamour, the vibe. If I had been born eight years sooner, I would have spent many nights on those dance floors. And while a bit of the st......more

i love a book about fake celebrities, especially musicians, although this wasn’t quite what i expected. i liked all the pop culture references especially to a time i didn’t live through and don’t know much about, and studio 54 has always intrigued me too i really liked the structure of the chapters,......more

A book from the perspective of someone who is the human equivalent of 'delulu is the only solulu'. I loved the 70's vibes and Studio 54 mentions, really encapsulating the era of New York at that time. Lynda was a character you love to hate, unapologetically an awful person and so entertaining to read.......more

Wasn't sure about this book at first. I learned to enjoy my dislike for the main character. Main character is toxic, drama loving and left me just waiting for their horrible choices to set their life aflame. I was expecting more about studio 54 but it's mostly about the main characters lack of good......more