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A gossipy book by two ex-concierges at Chicago’s luxurious Four Seasons Hotel has been pulled by Three Rivers Press because the authors were legally banned from writing about their experiences.
The book, “Great Reservations,” had been scheduled for a June release.
Although advance copies had been sent to the media, the book had not been shipped to stores and a print run had not been determined, Wainwright said.
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