Title: Sex in the city without self-esteem or hope
Product review: There are two ways to read the book. One that because the lead doesn't get married, that she is *liberated*, broken out of the husband-baby-suburb mode unconcious ruling our late twenties mentalities. Elizabeth, the lead, is, after all, on shelf at 28. Along the way, there are lots of snide comments about how feminists don't get laid and purchases of many great shoes. I kept waiting during all the cynical witticisms and descriptions of how predatory other women, for the author to make a point, bring some plot points back. When she does, I feel cheated, the main character is cheated, every woman in the book is cheated. Maybe LA really is no place to be a girl.Stick to sex in the city, it's smarter, funnier, and has a heart.
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