Revenge Wears Prada: The Devil Returns continues the story of Andy, now in her thirties, and Miranda Priestly.

Andy, a successful magazine co-editor with her former nemesis Emily, is getting married. While she dreams of a happy obstacle-free wedding, her former boss, Miranda Priestly, is back in her life. This novel narrates the events ten years after Andy Sachs quit her job as Miranda Priestly’s assistant at Runway magazine. While most people would kill to have that job, Andy along with Emily, moved on and started working for a successful bridal magazine, The Plunge. Both women enjoy controlling the marketing and editing of this magazine.

From planning media parties to securing more clients, Andy does it all. She meets Max Harrison, the head of a media empire, during this wonderful period in her life. The plot does not just deal with Andy finding her soul mate. It also includes Miranda, who tries to claw her way back to the top. But first, she has to pretend to be nicer and friendlier before she can play with the top guns. The only problem standing in Miranda’s way is Andy. Will she be able to secure high-end clients like Rafael Nadal?

The wedding becomes front page news. But, all the happiness comes to a screeching halt as Andy receives a letter that changes her life for good. All her efforts to build a better life and career ends. Will she be able to recover and salvage what she has built for ten years? With the Devil back in the picture, will Andy have her dream wedding or will she have to succumb to unreasonable demands?

Lauren Weisberger is an American author who is best known for her novel, The Devil Wears Prada. Her published works include Everyone Worth Knowing, Chasing Harry Winston, and Last Night at Chateau Marmont.

Weisberger was born in Pennsylvania and studied at Parkland High School. She later attended Cornell University. She majored in English Literature and was also a part of the sorority Alpha Epsilon Phi. After completing her graduation, Weisberger traveled all over Europe and Asia, and then started working as an assistant at Vogue. Her brief stint there ended when she and Richard Story started to work for an American Express publication called Departures Magazine. Her novel, The Devil Wears Prada, was based on her experiences as an assistant editor at Vogue. She currently resides in New York.