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Title: Transparent and uninspired
Review: While this book continues along the lines of a "Sex and the City" type atmosphere of girlfriends, their boyfriends and/or husbands, and the high life of New York City, Bushnell is unabashedly blunt in her feministic intentions. It seems the book is written solely for this goal; you start to get involved in the plot, only to be drawn back to the reality and transparency of Bushnell's feminist intentions with an ill-timed comment. The idea that women can be successful and multi-talented in the fast-paced business world of big cities, while juggling friends, emotional issues, and familes, is a good one, but these ideas of woman-power are poorly executed. They are juxtaposed strangely with the plot--any inspired reader would understand her motive without these ill-placed, blatant reminders every other page or so, which I found distracting.Aside from that, the plot was OK, but not the "page turner" as labeled by Publisher's Weekly.
