A Clear and Present Dange
The Hunt for Red October
Patriot Games

Melissa Banks - The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing

As it explores the life lessons of Jane, the contemporary American Everywoman -- who combines the charm of Bridget Jones, the vulnerability of Ally McBeal, and the wit of Lorrie Moore -- "The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing" offers wise, poignant and laugh-out-loud insight.

Kate Christensen - In the Drink

An intelligent, witty and completely readable novel about the life of a normal young woman trying to find love and success in the Big Apple.

Nora Ephron - Heartburn

A pregnant cookbook writer discovers her husband is in analysis and having an affair and she suffers from six weeks of intense heartburn. Great fun.

Katie Fforde - Wild Designs

Modern comedy by promising new English writer about the struggles of a 38 year old mother of three dealing with many new and difficult events in her life.

Stately Pursuits

Funny and endearing story of a young woman who after finding her lover in bed with another woman, retreats to the crumbling estate of an aging relative and ends up finding a new love.

Helen Fielding: Bridget Jones - The Edge of Reason

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason is another laugh-out-loud look at the life of 90's Everywoman Bridget Jones. Picking up where the blockbuster bestselling Bridget Jones' Diary left off. It has all the charm and hearty laughs that made Diary such a smash.

Suzanne Finnamore - Otherwise Engaged

What happens to an attractive, intelligent, formerly rational woman when the man she has been chasing finally pops the question? Eve has 12 months until the big day - plenty of time to contemplate the exasperating ritual otherwise known as modern marriage.

Marian Keyes - Watermelon

Hilarious story of how an abandoned new mother fights her way back to independence in spite of her philandering husband and Dublin family.

Rachel's Holiday

Again the author takes a comic, poignant look at a 90's woman sorting out her life.

Lucy Sullivan is Getting Married

Lucy Sullivan is getting married...or is she? Lucy doesn't even have a boyfriend. (To be honest, she isn't that lucky in love). But Mrs. Nolan - a local psychic - has read her tarot cards and predicted that Lucy will be walking down the aisle within the year. There's the small matter of no boyfriend. But then Lucy meets Gus, gorgeous, unreliable Gus. And she starts to wonder if he could be the future Mr. Lucy Sullivan. Or could it be handsome Chuck? Or Daniel, the world's biggest flirt? Or even cute Jed, the new boy at work? Maybe the idea of Lucy Sullivan getting married isn't so unlikely, after all....

Terry McMillan - How Stella Got Her Groove Back

Successful 40-something divorcee looking to put some excitement back in her life by going on vacation.

Richard Peck - London Holiday

Fun beach read about three middle aged women who go on a trip to London to change their lives.

Cathleen Schine - Rameau's Niece

Comic novel of manners in contemporary Manhattan. Spoofs the cultural elite.

Amy Sohn - Run Catch Kiss

Hilarious and wise, Run Catch Kiss is a tongue-in-cheek commentary on the voyeuristic and avaricious culture that created that dangerous nineties phenomenon: the single girl who wants it all.

Gail Storey - The Lord's Motel

Delightfully narrated novel about the absurdities of modern life as a single librarian. Mary Tyler Moore in the 90's.

God's Country Club
This sequel to the Lord's Motel continues the romantic, tongue-in-cheek adventures of a single librarian as she looks for true love.