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by Lynn Schnurnberger and Janice Kaplan
From the authors of The Botox Diaries. In the wealthy New York suburb of Hadley Farms, divorced mom Sara Turner is juggling a new fiancé, a new TV career, and a Newcomer’s Club that throws
sex-toy parties. Her oldest friend, Kate Steele, is Manhattan’s
“Derm Darling”–a successful Park Avenue skin doctor whose office is
always packed with the city’s crème de la thin . . . and whose
bedroom is frequented by a real estate mogul who has his own plane –
and his own very big problem.....
'This is a cotton-candy read -sweet, if a bit stale-for a day at the beach.' - PW.
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