Jill Kargman Boeken

In this modern-day fairy tale romance, Jill Kargman weaves a smart and sassy narrative filled with humor and charm. Following her successful foray into reflections on life, she returns to fiction with a story that promises a unique twist, showcasing her signature wit. Readers can expect a delightful blend of romance and comedy as Kargman explores contemporary relationships and the quirks of modern life, making it a captivating read for fans of her previous works.

If you thought Wall Street was cut-throat, wait till to you meet the Kelly-bag-toting, Chanel-wearing mothers of New York's Upper East Side... When Hannah's husband Josh gets offered a job at an investment bank, she's happy to abandon their cozy West Coast life for the bright lights of the Big Apple. But motherhood in Manhattan is a whole different ball-game - in fact, for the pampered women of the city's wealthiest families, it's practically an Olympic sport. In a world where how you look is everything, Hannah finds herself adrift in a sea of 'Reximoms (mothers who drop the baby weight in two weeks or less), Nannyjackers (mothers who try to steal other people's nannies) and Momsicles (cold-hearted mothers who never cuddle their kids). Lonely and overwhelmed, when an old flame re-enters her life who can blame her for wondering what might have been, in this brilliantly funny novel about love, motherhood and staying sane.

"The Right Address" offers a satirical glimpse into the elite social scene of New York's Park Avenue, following Melanie Sartomsky, a flight attendant who marries a billionaire. As she navigates the treacherous waters of high society filled with gossip and rivalry, secrets like kleptomania and murder lurk beneath the glamorous surface.

Skewers the upper crust young people of Manhattan's Park Avenue in the story of Julie, a hip, downtown salesgirl at Pelham's jewelry store, who is adopted by wealthy Lell Palham and her friends who pass her off as an heiress as a joke.

Flugbegleiterin Melanie hat sich den reichen, deutlich älteren New Yorker Bestattungsunternehmer Arthur Korn geangelt. Und auch wenn das keiner glauben will: Es war eine Liebesheirat! Doch Melanies Glück wird bald getrübt, denn die New Yorker High Society zeigt der Aufsteigerin die kalte Schulter. Verzweifelt ringt Melanie um die Anerkennung ihrer exzentrischen Nachbarn. Bis sie feststellt, daß so einige Leichen im Keller des schicken Hauses an der Park Avenue zu liegen scheinen?

Flugbegleiterin Melanie heiratet den wohlhabenden Bestattungsunternehmer Arthur Korn aus Liebe. Doch die New Yorker High Society akzeptiert sie nicht, was ihr Glück trübt. Verzweifelt sucht sie Anerkennung und entdeckt schließlich dunkle Geheimnisse ihrer exzentrischen Nachbarn an der Park Avenue.