Best of
Chick-Lit

1989

Old Sins


Penny Vincenzi - 1989
    MYSTERY: What is the secret that lies behind its charming, ruthless, mysterious creator, Julian Morell - and why when he dies does he split the family inheritance between his family and a complete stranger? GLAMOUR: Here are the designer interiors, the jewels, pictures, cars and to-die-for couture of the rich and the super-rich - the glittering, fabulous world Julian created for himself, and the six powerful women who loved him. PASSION: A love story, poignant, sexy, tempestuous, spanning thirty years, a mother, a mistress, a wife and a daughter, but always overshadowed by. . . old sins.

Garden of Lies


Eileen Goudge - 1989
    Rachel, in the lap of Manhattan luxury, an ice princess determined to be a great doctor. Rose, in the New York slums, yielding to passion too young, and fleeing heartbreak to become a star lawyer. When they both fall in love with the same fascinating man, they are brought face to face with the truth about each other and themselves.

Peachtree Road


Anne Rivers Siddons - 1989
    When Lucy comes to live with her cousin, Sheppard, and his family in the great house on Peachtree Road, she is an only child, never expecting that her reclusive young cousin will become her lifelong confidant and the source of her greatest passion and most terrible need.

The Dieter


Susan Sussman - 1989
    Susan Isaacs has praised The Dieter as "a delightful novel, intelligent, witty, and very moving". Available in mid-January.

Stoneflower: A Novel


Janet Cox - 1989
    What had changed so dramatically? Why couldn't the very eligible Charles Breland love her the way he used to? Hadn't she proven her devotion to him? Her heart frozen, how could she escape the agonized stares and pained comments of family and friends? She sought refuge in her grandfather's cabin where she encountered Paul - rugged, hard-bitten. Halley, caught in a struggle with her past, knows she must forgive and forget. But how can she do that? And how can she ever trust a man - Charles, Paul, any man - with her heart again?