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Summary: Funny and Entertaining
Review: I enjoyed reading this book. The main character was entertaining and gaining a new spiel on the generation X audience. A good book to read on cold wintery day.

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Summary: Eve Adams.com
Review: If you enjoy Sex and the City or Ally McBeal, then you'll love this book! Taking advantage of a popular motif, the author has hit the nail on the head with this story of a modern woman trying to make it in this testosterone dominated society. I highly recommend this book to all my sisters of womanhood!

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Summary: Eve Adams.com
Review: If you enjoy Sex and the City or Ally McBeal, then you'll love this book! Taking advantage of a popular motif, the author has hit the nail on the head with this story of a modern woman trying to make it in this testosterone dominated society. I highly recommend this book to all my sisters of womanhood!

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Summary: Boooooorrrrrriiiiiiinnnnnnggggg
Review: Sex and the City meets Ally McBeal....A MOD woman living the "New York City" life, working at a "sexy" pre IPO dot.com, proves to be nothing more than an insecure, pathetic woman. This world (nor my stomach) does not have room for another Ally McBeal. Get a new story line PLEASE!

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Summary: A Delightful Read
Review: This book was a lot of fun. The characters are a lot more realistic than the ones we see in 'television relationships'. The book also gives a well-deserved comeuppance to the nonsense in advice books like 'The Rules' (which should have been titled: 'How to be a Relationship Robot') This book uses a lot of pop-culture (and New York culture) references to show us how much the culture has changed the way we think about relationships, since our parents' generation. Despite the pitfalls and traps of relationships, the book offers some hope in the form of some common sense and positive attitude. The writing style is fun, light-hearted and breezy, but the messages are solid and substantial.