Four Blondes

Description:

In her second novel, “Four Blondes”, Bushnell gives readers another uncensored look into the mating rituals of the Manhattan elite. In four novellas, Bushnell uses wry humor and frank portrayals of love and lust to deliver four clever, hilarious and socially relevant stories. “Four Blondes” was a critical and commercial success. With “Sex and the City” and “Four Blondes”, Bushnell’s work spawned a new genre of fiction—the “chick-lit” phenomenon.

subjects: Feminist fiction,  Romance fiction,  Fiction,  Love stories,  Contemporary Romance,  Women's Fiction,  City and town life in fiction,  Man-woman relationships in fiction,  Single women,  Sex customs in fiction,  Man-woman relationships,  Dating (Social customs),  Single women in fiction,  City and town life,  Sex customs,  Fiction, humorous, general,  Man-woman relationships, fiction,  New york (n.y.), fiction,  Single women, fiction,  Dating (social customs), fiction,  Costumbres sexuales,  Relaciones hombre-mujer,  Vida urbana,  Novela,  Noviazgo,  Solteras,  Literature,  Large type books,  Fiction, humorous

People: Janey Wilcox

Places: New York (N.Y.),  New York,  Hamptons