Happy Endings

Rating:
Summary: A Selection of the Literary Guild ;-)
Review: A enjoyable read, with deft plot manipulations and moments of genuine heartbreak!

Former First Lady Sadie Grey has been devastated by tragedy. Allison Sterling is dynamic, sexy, and famous, a successful reporter who now finds herself yearning for motherhood. When these two extraordinary women cross paths, they must cope with the pain of unexpected change and the challenges of love.

Rating:
Summary: Less than one star, truthfully...
Review: Did Sally Quinn or one of her sycophants write the first reader review? Let's face it--this dame can't write fiction worth a dirty nickle. Save your money and read Danielle Steel, or come to the Nation's Capital and draw your own conclusions.

Rating:
Summary: superficial drivel by a shallow, superficial snob
Review: rating should actually be big fat zero.
Cliche ridden self-referenced, self-important puffery by an entitled, flippant, spoiled brat. Certainly not worth the trees sacrificed, much less any reader's time.

Rating:
Summary: I enjoyed this book so much--I read it twice.
Review: Reading "Happy Endings" is almost as good as taking a trip to D.C.. Ms. Quinn's descriptions of The Smithsonian, Georgetown, Nora's restaurant, and the Sequoia ring with the truth of authenticity. I can hardly wait for the release of her newest book.