Reviewed by Marianna Boylan
Dumping Billy
By Olivia Goldsmith
Warner Books
Hardcover, Audio Cassette (Abridged), Audio Cassette (Unabridged) and Large Print Editions
Kate Jameson has a great job as a psychologist at a posh private Manhattan school. She has funny and wonderful friends.
She has a wonderful loving husband…Oh, No wait! No she doesn’t! She WANTS a wonderful loving husband.
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Dumping Billy Excerpt
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Brian suddenly pushed against her, wriggling his way out of her embrace. He stood up and looked at her angrily.
“Why not?” he demanded. “Why can’t my magic work?” He glared at Kate for another moment, then pushed her hard and barreled out of the room, nearly knocking over the dollhouse. The office door crashed and rebounded open. From down the hall, she heard a voice—Elliot Winston’s—try to stop Brian.
©2004 Olivia Goldsmith
Published with permission from Warner Books
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Kate left Brooklyn searching for better opportunities the first chance she got. Now she’s making a good life for herself in Manhattan while her Brooklyn posse is busy getting engaged, getting married and having babies.
Kate has been dating unsuccessfully trying to find a man that suits her well and that her friends approve of. Kate’s life takes a crazy turn when her best friend Bina who was supposed to be getting married gets dumped instead and her heart is broken. Kate comes up with a master plan to help Bina get her man back.
Meet Billy Nolan. He’s a hot Brooklyn bar owner and master dater and dumper of women. Kate’s plan involves getting Billy to date and dump Bina to get the stray fiancé to come back begging. In the meantime, Kate can’t stop thinking about or drooling over Billy. All of a sudden Kate is having trouble fighting off Billy’s charm and not sure her plan was such a good idea after all.
Bookworm's Briefing
Dumping Billy is full of quirky characters, hilarious situations, good and bad relationships and sexy scenes. Olivia Goldsmith fans will cherish and enjoy this book and the unforgettable characters that Goldsmith has created.
Goldsmith passed away in January 2004 and was the bestselling author of The First Wives Club, Flavor of the Month, The Bestseller, The Switch, Young Wives, Pen Pals, Bad Boys and Insiders. She was also a novelist and journalist who wrote for the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, InStyle and the Observer.
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