Ex-Girlfriends

Meet Lara, Gabrielle and Babe. Three girlfriends from college until the unspeakable happens. They reunite at Dean Paul Lockhart's wedding, the wedding of the century. Little does each woman know the chain of events that will happen bcuz of a wedding invitation. Still fantasize about the one who got away? Still playing the "what if" game? Then read Ex-Girlfriends. I loved this book! It was hard to put down. I can't wait to read the follow-up Ex-Boyfriends.

No one who knows America's number one bachelor believes that Dean Paul Lockhart is getting married even if his woman is a former Real World participant. The paparazzi look forward to crashing the gala, but so does some of the Lockhart women if he fails to invite his gal pals. Party planner Lara Ward sees an opportunity if she can persuade Dean Paul to allow her to host the ceremony. She also needs a man at her side so she chooses hunky polo player Joaquin Cruz, but he wants more than just being girl candy. Another former Lockhart female, photographer Babe Mancini sees an opportunity too, but hers is more destructive. She detests Dean Paul and wonders if she should provide some personal photos she has of the hunk to her new boyfriend, cable news Jake James just in time for I do. Gabrielle Foster worries that her secret will be revealed as the tabloids dig five degrees of Dean Paul. She has hidden her affluent background in order that she can star as the rap queen Brown Sugar even concealing it from her boyfriend Bomb Threat. EX-GIRLFRIENDS is a fun chick lit tale that is kind of odd because the only fully developed character is Dean Paul, mostly from the differing viewpoints of the women who have known him. Though somewhat stereotyped, the trio of female former friends come across different as they converge on the nuptials not knowing what to expect or who to trust even the men on their arms. Readers will want to attend the wedding of the century (Luke and Laura were in the previous century). Harriet Klausner

The book was well written and very entertaining. It's very Sex in the City. A lot closer then anything else that has come out lately.

This book explored the complexity of three professional women, who because of a common interest in a guy end there friendship. We see how each has tailored her life around this one guy. Somehow they realize that the friendship that they shared was more important than this guy, and begin to see what life is truely about. I would recommend this book to any women who at one point in her life has ended a friendship with someone that they miss, and wish they could start all over with that person.