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Rachel Johnson is a journalist and broadcaster. Fresh Hell is published in June 2015, her previous books include The Mummy Diaries, Notting Hell, Shire Hell, A Diary of the Lady and Winter Games.
Laugh out loud...Johnson's easy-breezy comic style [belies] a wicked satirical take-down of the capital's mega-rich and their wobbly value system...perfectly pitched. * The Times * First class...Johnson is hilarious...a talented writer who can go deep when she wants to. * ‘Summer Reads', Irish Independent on Sunday * Delicious fun * Mail on Sunday * A sharp-tongued comedy * Metro * [An] ultra-funny, ultra-detailed take on the mores and manners of the West London super-rich. * Daily Mail * Slowly, devilishly roasts her characters in the flames of a hundred Diptyque scented candles. * The Spectator * A lot of fun along the way * Observer * Delicious fun * Mail on Sunday * Fast-paced, fizzy . . . fun beach reading. * The Lady * Glorious fun * Tatler * I just loved it. Lethally funny and so clever. * Jilly Cooper * I ADORED it. It's the most fun I've had with a book in a long time, and I love how she writes - so many dazzling sentences and phrases. * Marian Keyes * Sparkling savage and remarkably sexy. * Daisy Goodwin * A wickedly funny, biting satire of Notting Hill's basement-digging class. My absolute guiltiest read this summer. * Plum Sykes * The Jane Austen of W11 * Scotsman on Winter Games * An addictively funny read about the lives of the rich and richer. Four stars * Heat on Notting Hell *
