Books by Jill Kargman
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review 1: This book didn't start out too bad. But it ended up being awful! The characters were all one-dimensional and the plot was so predictable. I didn't care about Holly at all, even though she was supposedly down-to-earth compared to all of the other hedge fund wives. I didn't have a ...
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review 1: This book comes with a disclaimer- if you are uncomfortable reading books with strong sometimes crude language and humor, this book is not for you. And I realize that is more of a warning than a disclaimer. Kargman is hysterically funny to me, but I know that not everyone enjoy...
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review 1: I had to power through the second half of this book. It was grueling. The dialogue nearly killed me; like the constant ramblings of a fourteen year old girl. I did LOTS of eye-rolling while reading this. I've never given a one star review until today. I desperately wanted to lik...
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review 1: It wasn't awful. The story had promise and some of the secondary characters were fun and quirky. But the economics of the whole thing didn't make sense (if they have SO MUCH MONEY, why do they need his mom to buy them a not-so-big apartment? Where are the maids, etc? Where is...
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review 1: Another book by this author that was utterly forgettable. If there is an adultery theme in the book that is in the past tense, I seem to be able to overlook it as just part of the story, but when it's in the present, I have a harder time letting it go; especially when the heroin...
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review 1: Hazel has it all - great job, great boyfriend, great friends, great home - but she’s still restless, still wondering if that’s all there is. I can relate; I’ve felt that way myself. When she meets Finn (Rock Star alluded to in the title) she’s in instant lust. She thinks it’s mor...
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review 1: This was my first Audio book. I had a long solo drive ahead of me so I thought I would give it a try. I found that I am not an audio book person. One because when I am driving my focus is not always on the book and I miss some of the story, second because it was a solo reader,...
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review 1: I was leery of this one when I picked it up. I mean, it certainly looks very gender stereotypical from the cover. It was a cute story about the two kids (a boy and a girl) who have been friends since they were born. Kindergarten pals try to make them separate into pirate and pri...