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Book Description:
Robin relishes her job as an executive sous-chef in a trendy restaurant almost as much as she savors her friendship with its owner, Michael. But Robin knows she wants much more. So how do you make someone who knows you so well look at you with fresh eyes?
Then, artsy Lilith. When she and her boyfriend realize they've been getting more sleep than sex, they agree to "see other people," which turns into quite a nightmare.
Lastly there are sisters Riv and Anne. Between them, they've got enough secrets to keep anyone awake at night.
Part Sex and the City, Stacey Ballis's Sleeping Over examines relationships both romantic and platonic (and platonic wanting to be romantic), and looks at the various configurations of what it means to spend the night together.
Stacey Ballis is the Director of Education and Community Programs at The Goodman Theater in Chicago. In addition to writing, she throws a heck of a dinner party.
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Rate These Member Reviews
This book was enjoyable. The characters get into some interesting circumstances and tend to show what goes around comes around.
Quite story of a group of thirtysomething sharing their stories about love and loss. I enjoy this type of book so it was right up my alley. Cute chick lit.
Julie N. from SAINT LOUIS, MO wrote on 6/19/2006...Very fun and easy read!
Good read, a little hard to keep track of all the characters but still enjoyable.
It was a good chick lit. book. Lots of jumping around from one character to the next.
Erika Y. (This book was good but I thought it was a little predictable.
i loved this book. great story about friends, love and loss..