Emmy vuelve a ser single. Sus planes de boda de siempre se han convertido en una ración individual de comida para llevar.
Adriana está a punto de cumplir los treinta. ¿Están llegando a su fin sus días de fiestera?
Leigh tiene un novio maravilloso y un trabajo de ensueño. Entonces, ¿ porqué su vida perfecta no la hace feliz?
Una noche las tres sellan un pacto con mojitos de frambuesa: este es el año en el que todo va a cambiar. Emily va a encontrar a un hombre en cada continente para divertirse sin ataduras. Adriana promete que acabará el año con un diamante de 5 quilates en su dedo anular. Y Leigh no sabe muy bien qué es lo que tiene que cambiar... hasta que Jesse Chapman, un chico malo de novela, aparece en su vida. Empieza el juego

There are very many holes in this book and very many problems, but I'm four starring it because of the absolute delight I felt in reading this book. I've had a weird thing in the past year or so where I don't read books in bed anymore, to the extent that if I need to get a book read I will intentionally plan to do something far away so I have a long subway period of time to read it. But I got home last night and curled up in bed with this book, and that was such a nice feeling, and one that I've been missing. It's oh so very 2008 and hasn't aged spectacularly, but the heart is still there and I had a marvellous time being sucked in their world. ( )

It took a little while to get into this book, but by the middle of it, I didn't want to put it down. The premise is nothing new, but the author's characterizations and sensational scenes and crisp dialogue make it fresh. My only regret is I couldn't finish it in a week and I have to return it to the library for the next patron on hold. I'm not sure at this point whether or not I will purchase it. ( )

Ugh. Annoying. As it is officially Summer I have started my stack of beach/girl/fluff reads among my normal/more thought provoking books. The summer did not get off to a very good start with this book. The characters were stupid/unbelievable, and the plot not nearly as fun or well written as Devil Wears Prada, which I LOVE. Like a badly written spin off/want to be Sex and the City. Dumb. ( )

A pleasant chick-lit about three friends whose lives aren't as perfect as others believe. Everything falls apart and they support each other as they rebuild. Leaning more towards drama than light-hearted. ( )