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Just Friends by Robyn Sisman Review
Freya and Jack are two thirtysomethings that have been friends for over a decade. They have had their differences over the years, like Freya’s disapproval of Jack dating student teenyboppers. And Jack...
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The Ivy Chronicles by Karen Quinn Review
Ivy Ames is a sophisticated Park Avenue mom who suddenly finds that she has been downsized from her posh corporate job and her marriage – at the same time. She soon realizes that she needs to find a...
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Olivia Joules and the Overactive Imagination by Helen Fielding Review
If you’re familiar with the ever-popular Bridget Jones’s Diary, then you may already be a fan of Fielding. In this novel, we meet Olivia Joules, an independent, fearless journalist cum master-spy –...
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Beauty Queens by Libby Bray Review
This novel explores what happens when teen beauty queens get stranded on a desert island without any access to modern technology or communication. Still, getting stranded doesn’t quell their fierce...
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Four Blondes by Candace Bushnell Review
I have to admit that I have a soft spot in my heart for the amazing author of Sex and the City, so I may be a bit biased… In the novel Four Blondes, Bushnell brings us back to the inner circle of the...
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Tanned, Toned and Totally Faking It by Whitney Boyd Review
In Tanned, Toned and Totally Faking It, we get a glimpse into the life of a pop princess as we meet Mikayla Rivers, a college student who has become a superstar overnight. Here is the character lineup...
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The Overnight Socialite by Bridie Clark Review
Lucy Ellis has just moved to the Big Apple to finally pursue her dream of becoming a fashion designer. But can the native Midwesterner hack it in the big city? Lucy is both mousy and self-conscious;...
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The Debutante Divorcee by Plum Sykes Review
For any fans of Sykes, this is the juicy follow-up novel to the hit Bergdorf Blondes that immediately became a New York Times bestseller, making Sykes a literary superstar. Here we meet Sylvie...
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The Trophy Wives Club by Kristin Billerbeck Review
To start out this review, I have to be completely honest. I couldn’t get beyond the first 20 pages of the book. While the plot seemed on the money, all about superficial Hollywood trophy wives, the...
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40 Love by Madeleine Wickham Review
To start, I have to clarify that I absolutely love Madeleine Wickham, even more than her later alter ego Sophie Kinsella. I don’t know why, but I appreciate her older novels because they’re...
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