After her marriage to Green, she went on to author three more books. Irving Lazar was her first agent. She also wrote "Sometimes Paradise", which was about the anguish of country club acceptance, "Winners", which was about the 1980s "salad days of this decade's glitzoid." In 1991, she released "Unsuitable Company", which was "partly about a struggle to keep a Midwest-based manufacturing concern alive in the face of an eviscerating takeover attempt by a ruthless, greedy conglomerate pirate. Most of the story, however, turns on a cat fight between two desperate trophy wives over the purchase rights to an $11 million apartment at one of Fifth Avenue`s most prestigious addresses."