The reviews on this one seem to be quite polarized. Of course, I notice many of the 5-star reviews seem to be from the 'professional' reviewers...I was very disappointed in this book. The pace was so un-even and the character development was thin at best. I really wanted to like it, but I felt it was more of an exercise in Westchester brand-name dropping than good fiction. Maybe it's just me but I don't enjoy reading about any character who doesn't have the moral fiber to stand up to a friend who is destroying her life for no good reason. Aren't we supposed to glean something from our pleasure reading? The only thing I got from this book was a non-stop ride through cliche-town.