Private chefs, gaggles of nearly identical pastel-clad women, unnervingly manicured lawns, glittering palatial estates — the hallmarks of the rich and famous are as predictable, and as invariable, as their migration pattern once summer hits. In New York, it’s the Hamptons. In Toronto, it’s Lake Muskoka — the idyllic lakeshore region, a two-hour drive north of the city, that inspired Mariposa, the setting of Canadian author Lily Chu’s newest romance audiobook Rich Girl Summer, exclusively available on Audible, which follows Valerie Peng who poses as a wealthy client’s long-lost daughter to uncover a family secret, and finds herself entangled in a complicated romance with Nico, the client’s right-hand man.
