According to the Boston Globe, “It's trashy good fun, and easy to read”, while The New York Times Book Review says “It's refreshing, in the pool of chick lit, to float in the Machiavellian head space of ruthless women for whom 'the rules' have nothing to do with husband-hunting”. Candace Bushnell’s fourth novel picks up where her career defining book Sex and the City left off. This time around, the ladies are a bit older, a lot richer and are among New York’s movers and shakers - a movie executive, a magazine editor and a fashion designer.