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Johnson Nguyen jdraw — Very cute series...not too deep...not dark at all!

Clark Richardson clarkrichardson — holy shit this book was good. i had never read anything like it but it totally opened my eyes to so many levels of corruption that existed after the collapse of the Soviety Union. so much messed up stuffed was happening just a few years ago..and i had NO IDEA.

John Vincent _ohn_incent — What a hoot this book is! Georgette Heyer hit all the right notes with her plot (convoluted), her heroine (unconventional, likeable, and flawed), her hero (much in need of the heroine, to sort him out), her secondary characters, and her details. I could and probably will read it again and again.

Raul Perez raulperezad985 — I am so unbelievably tired of reading and hearing about the "problems" of rich people; fiction or nonfiction. This book presents four well-educated, seemingly intelligent, multicultural women. However, with their fabulous wardrobe and desirable residence in the poshest neighborhoods in New York city, they are ALL unfulfilled and quite lonely. What?! So to fill that void, and the time on their hands, they all decide to cheat on their others. Brilliant! These spoiled brats step out on their relationships, instead of confronting the issues, because they can't get what they want. Find a hobby! Volunteer or something because sleeping around is certainly not productive, or safe. Anywhoville, I had high hopes for the book because the author wrote for The Cosby Show and A Different World. And I LOVE those shows. But the storyline of this fell short and the writing became annoying with the author's injections of her own knowledge of "fashion" and "high culture." So what! And to appease the humanitarians like me the author throws in a few pompous "charity" shindigs to flaunt the wealth. When these events only highlighted the girls' outfits and the communities' economical hierarchy. Reading this book was not completely agonizing. I did have a good laugh at the characters' fall and eventually being humbled under their stupidity, oh the joy!

Jake Rigby jakemrigby5eec — What would you do if you woke up in someone else's house, in someone else's body and had to live another person's life? A 12-14 year old boy would rate this a 5 because of all the teenage angst it deals with. I was hooked from the first page and can't wait to see how Bedford adult novels stack up.

Tania Mendoza taniamendoza — Good, but not as GREAT as i thought it would be. it's on so many MUST READ lists, yet, it wasn't THAT fantastic. too much hype maybe? or my expectations were too high?