Synopses & Reviews
What if Bridget Jones were alive and well and living in Manhattan? Meet Bridget Harrison, a soon-to-be-thirty Brit, newly-on-the-scene reporter for Americas most famous tabloid, the New York Post. While her friends back in London are tossing their bridal bouquets, Bridget is chasing down the next big story-and her dream of becoming a topnotch journalist. But just when shes perfected the art of interviewing complete strangers about ghoulish crimes, finding a mate in the Big Apple proves downright, well, impossible. As Bridget learns (the hard way) the vexing rules of dating in the ultimate singles city, a silver lining appears in her dating cloud: She lands her very own Post column about her quest for love. Each Sunday half a million New Yorkers read about her match-ups with urban Romeos, including a man who tells her shed be "one hot chick if she made a bit more of an effort" (even though shes wearing her Page Six pals designer cast-offs) and another who shoves her into a cab before she can say "bugger off." Pursuing love under deadline, however, doesnt make finding it any easier, especially when each week she has to run her copy by the very person she suspects might be the One. Wonderfully funny, poignant, smart, and gossipy, in the best sense, about the New York/Hamptons set, this tale is every womans story of the quest to have it all: a great job, a true love-and a livable apartment. Which, after all, doesnt seem so bloody much to ask, does it?
Synopsis
Bridget Joness Diary meets Sex and the Cityin the perfect beach reada New York Post columnists true-life adventures in work and dating.
About the Author
Columnist Bridget Harrison has written for the New York Post, the London Observer, and the Times and Sunday Times of London. She lives in New York City and London.