Gigi, Bea, and Neerja are best friends and total overachievers. Even if they aren't the most popular girls in school, they aren't too worried. After all, real life will begin once they get to their Ivy League colleges. But when an unexpected event proves they're missing out on the full high-school experience, it's time to come out of the honors lounge and into the spotlight. The trio makes a pact: They will each take on their greatest challenge and totally rock it. Gigi decides to run for student rep, but she'll have to get over her fear of public speaking-and go head-to-head with gorgeous California Will. Bea used to be one of the best skiers around, until she was derailed; it could be time for her to take the plunge again. And Neerja loves the drama club but has always stayed behind the scenes-until now. These friends are determined to show the world that smart girls really can get what they want-but that might mean getting way more attention than they ever bargained for...

After one fateful PTA meeting, four young mothers--Lynne, Mary Kay, Beth, and Carol--discovered they had more in common than they ever thought possible. Meeting once a month, the women would share laughs and secrets, toasting to their blossoming friendship with the clink of their sacred martini glasses. Two years later, when Lynne passes away suddenly, she leaves behind one simple request: that her old friends sort through her belongings. The women reunite to rummage through her closets, and buried deep within Lynne's lingerie drawer, they find an envelope addressed to their little society... Inside is a letter that reveals Lynn's shocking secret and last wish, sending the women on a life-changing journey that will reveal to them that nothing is more powerful than the will of a true girlfriend--and a good, strong martini.

A delicious novel about the power of love-and dessert-by the national bestselling author.
Betty Mueller believed she did right by secretly ending her daughter Julie's relationship with Michael Slayton, a wild, older neighborhood heartthrob. Twenty years later, Betty has come to realize her mistake. Workaholic Julie is now the single mom of a teenager-and Michael, the one man who could make her happy, has been out of her life for the past two decades.
Determined to make amends, Betty schemes to reunite the couple in a dessert class. And with the love of her mother and daughter, her own determination, and lots of chocolate, Julie's chance for romance is all the higher...

A wickedly funny fairytale for modern women from the alaugh-out-loud funnya ("Washington Post Book World") author of "The Cinderella Pact."
Genieas commitment-phobic boyfriend is finally proposingaon national television. To the woman heas been seeing on the side. Itas a major wake-up call for a girl whoas hit the snooze button on her life a few too many times.
With no names mentioned on the broadcast, Genie finds herself flooded with presents and congratulations. Itas up to her to explain the mistake, but sometimes waking up is hard to do.
When her parents start planning the reception, she canat help enjoying herself. Why call off the so-called engagement just yet? Itas fun to play princess. But unless a prince shows upaand soonathis dream could start getting weird.

When Nola Devlin is turned down for her dream job because she's overweight, she decides to become thin-or, at least, pretend to be. The alter ego she creates-the thin, British, hip, and did we mention thin Belinda Apple-is a smashing success who is offered movie proposals, national television appearances and even dates...though no one's met her in person, of course. Then Nola takes Belinda a bit too far, and is forced to join "The Cinderella Pact" and drop the pounds. As the weight comes off, however, Nola's problems begin to mount.

After a whirlwind overseas romance, down-home girl Claire Stark has moved to her new husband's hometown, Hunting Hills, Ohio, where the men earn seven figures, the women wear size two, and if everything isn't absolutely perfect, you're expected to pretend it is....

But Claire's having trouble pretending. For one thing, John's previous girlfriend still lives here--and with all the bed-hopping in Hunting Hills, she may not be Claire's only potential rival. For another, Claire's constantly hearing vicious gossip--including rumors about herself. And though she also misses her reporting career, John isn't thrilled with the idea of her working at the local paper. She might just have to be satisfied mingling with the Hunting Hills moms, who like to borrow their daughters' Seven jeans and their sons' Ritalin.

That is, until scandal threatens to shatter the stylish facade of this exclusive gated community--and behind the salon highlights and sunlamp tans, true colors start shining through....