A one-time trophy wife, Claire Marsh finds herself out in the cold after being dumped by her two-timing husband, with only her daughter as comfort, and, with the help of her zany and devious sister, MiMi, sets out to give her daughter the perfect life.
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A one-time trophy wife, Claire Marsh finds herself out in the cold after being dumped by her two-timing husband, with only her daughter as comfort, and, with the help of her zany and devious sister, MiMi, sets out to give her daughter the perfect life.
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A one-time trophy wife, Claire Marsh finds herself out in the cold after being dumped by her two-timing husband, with only her daughter as comfort, and, with the help of her zany and devious sister, MiMi, sets out to give her daughter the perfect life. By the author of Temporary Insanity. Original. 30,000 first printing.
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“Carroll s dramatic flair and peppy, earnest account of all-too-real office scenarios distinguish this spirited chick-lit offering.”
"Carroll's dramatic flair and peppy, earnest account of all-too-real office scenarios distinguish this spirited chick-lit offering." -- Publishers Weekly
About the Author
Leslie Carroll is the author of twenty books in three genres, including a series of five nonfiction titles on the loves and lives of European royalty: Royal Affairs, Notorious Royal Marriages, Royal Pains, Royal Romances, and Inglorious Royal Marriages. She also wrote an illustrated hardcover "coffee table" book on a thousand years of British royalty commissioned by Sterling, the publishing arm of Barnes & Noble. She and her husband divide their time between the high-rises of Manhattan and the high elevation of Denver.
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SEX AND THE SINGLE MOTHER...DOESN'T EXIST! AND I, CLAIRE MARSH, SHOULD CERTAINLY KNOW, BECAUSE THESE DAYS MY TO-DO LIST LOOKS LIKE THIS: 1. Bring daughter Zoe to a birthday party, where twenty second-graders will be encouraged to play ice hockey. 2. Help Zoe with impossible school projects-just how is she supposed to create a complete ancient Irish village? 3. Schlep Zoe on a series of play dates with obnoxious kids. Hope that their nannies are actually paying attention, because their Upper West Side mothers and Wall Street fathers sure aren't. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE my daughter. She was the best thing that came out of my marriage. (What can I say about a guy who dumped me for an older woman?) But there's something seriously wrong when my daughter- and my thirty-year-old sister-have better social lives than I do. After all, I'm in my twenties; I'm still cute! When do I get my very own play date?
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