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How the Other Half Hamptons Author: One house. Forty strangers. Add vodka and stir . . . — Every summer, scores of Manhattan twentysomethings take part in an annual ritual with a camp-like culture distinctly its own: the Hamptons sharehouse. When Rachel and her two best friends buy their shares for twenty times each of their bank balances, they're imagining days filled with lazy su... more »
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2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Not too bad; not too great either. It is definitely a fluffy read. There were way too many people (save the three main characters) to keep track of, and I found myself flipping back to place the minor characters. If you are looking for a good read about a Hamptons house share, pick up The Perfect Manhattan by Tracey Toomey & Leanne Shear. It has more depth and is better written.
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Lots of unnecessary words, therefore lots of unecessary sentences. The story line was nice. But I kept thinking "why did she just use 5 sentences to say they went to the club"
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