As a long time Devil Wears Prada fan, I've been excited about this sequel since I first heard it existed. Unfortunately, Revenge Wears Prada fell short of my expectations. 
 Andy still has nightmares following her year as Miranda Priestly's assistant at Runway magazine. However, ten years on, Andy has moved on and is doing well. She's the co-founder and editor in chief of a high end bridal magazine, about to get married to a successful and handsome man and has some fantastic friends in her corner. But just before walking down the aisle, Andy finds out that her husband-to-be may not be as faithful and open as she thought. 
 I wanted to like this book. I loved the first and was so excited to be back in the world with Andy, Emily and the devil herself - Miranda Priestly. However soon after starting I started to wonder if I'd glamourized the first book in my memories. 
 We get to see many of the characters from the first novel - with first-assistant Emily becoming Andy's BFF and former flame Alex reappearing in Andy's life when she least expected it. 
 My problem with this book was the characters. Andy is shallow and so much more self-centred than I remembered with double standards and an amazing lack of consideration for anyone who isn't Andy. I didn't understand her actions or motivations and found myself losing interest in how things ended up for her. Her complete disregard for her husband's feelings frustrated me - she expects him to be open and honest when she keeps all sorts of things from him ALL THE TIME. 
 The ending - whilst not a complete surprise - still left me wondering just why the author decided to end things as she did. It felt rushed and out of place considering the rest of the book. 
 Revenge Wears Prada is a great opportunity to delve back into the world of high fashion and celebrity name droppers however it missed the mark for me. Despite occurring a decade after the first book, none of the characters showed any growth and the appearance of a certain famous tennis star could not have confused me more.