Joanna Trollope

Enjoying strong, orderly relationships with women twenty-five years their junior, two best friends in their early sixties sense the beginning of the end when the fiery, middle-aged Beatrice Bachelor appears, sowing discontent. Reprint.

Men and the Girls

Julie Viravaux

Incredibly boring. The only redeeming feature of this novel is that the author has a nice writing style, but all the characters are so boring and unlikable. The only one I actually liked was Helen or the cook at Kate's job. Other than that everyone is boring, no one has character growth and keeps on making the same mistakes without any actual thing to be learned by the dull ending.

Men and the Girls

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