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Hey everyone! It’s been a while since I’ve updated. Here are some new chick lit releases for April and May 2013. Click on any book for a description.
- Wedding Night by Sophie Kinsella
- Back in the Game by Holly Chamberlin
- Brave Hart by Kristofer Spyrou
- Honey Pie by Donna Kauffman
- My Big Fat Low Fat Wedding by Katya Starkey
- No Strings Attached by Kate Angell
- Someday, Someday Maybe by Lauren Graham
- The Mystery of Mercy Close by Marian Keyes
- Thinking of You by Jill Mansell
- Dream City of Mine by Elyse Aldeman
- Elizabeth The First Wife by Lian Dolan
- Keep Your Friends Close & Your Co-workers Closer by Nadiyah Jones
- Mom Of The Year by Denise Pischinger
- Nancy’s Theory of Style by Marta Acosta
- Nearly Natal by Kerry Taylor
- She’s The One by Belle Rose
Please let me know if I’ve left any books out!
 Hey all, exciting news! I’ve finally gotten around to doing author interviews again. Click here to read the latest interview, which is with author Laura Kennedy, who wrote See Mommy Run.
By the way: If you are a chick lit author and would like to be interviewed on this website, please contact me.
The sub-genre pages are all being worked on and added to, so make sure to check back from time to time. I will announce it here on the main page once they are all updated. Thank you for the suggestions already received.
Enjoy! 
Hey all! Great news – the Mom Lit (also known as Mommy Lit and Baby Lit) sub-genre page has finally been updated and redone. I’ve added new books, including several ebooks. Click here to check out the new page!
Please let me know if I’ve left any books out. I will be happy to add anything that is missing.
I’ll be working on some of the other sub-genre pages over the next few weeks as well, and will announce when they are redone and revamped.
UPDATE: The Bigger Girl/Dieting/Weight Lit and Anthologies pages have also finally been updated!
 Easy On The Eyes
by Jane Porter
reviewed by Kelly Smith
Tiana Tomlinson is at the height of her game as an anchor for America Tonight, a highly rated entertainment/news program. Or so she thinks. The higher-ups have other plans, namely replacing Tiana with a younger, hipper version named Shelby. Although the powers that be acknowledge Tiana’s smarts, they feel she could use a little help in the “you’re starting to look older so you need to consider a little nip and tuck” department. Tiana suddenly feels her world slipping away, the same world that has kept her going since the death of her husband seven years earlier. Not quite willing to bow down to the plastic surgery gauntlet Continue reading Review: Easy On The Eyes
 Elasticity
by Tiffany Romigh
reviewed by Rian Montgomery
If you enjoy chick lit novels that are based around serious issues but still somehow keep that personal, readable tone that the genre is known for, then you will love Elasticity. We have three main heroines in this book: Brooke, a shopaholic who can’t seem to get her spending under control, which is a problem since she’s running out of money… and fast. There’s Whitney, who can’t seem to lose weight and keep it off, no matter what diet she tries – and she’s tried them all. Then there is Tripp, who can’t break her addiction to pills, which she basically needs to actually function.
It’s one month before their 10-year high school reunion, and all three women vow to one another that they will use that month to get their problems under control so they can attend the reunion at their best. Continue reading Review: Elasticity
 A Match Made On Madison
by Dee Davis
reviewed by Kelly Smith
Meet Vanessa Carlson, who’s making her mark as a top-rated matchmaker in Manhattan after leaving her mentor, Althea Sevalas. Taking everything she learned while being Althea’s right-hand, Vanessa launches her own matchmaking company and is on the verge of becoming very successful at it. After all, plenty of people in Manhattan need assistance in finding their soul-mate, right? Even though Althea is happy for Vanessa’s success, there’s a competitive undercurrent between them that rears its head one night after too many dirty martinis were imbibed at Bemelmans Bar. A bet is made between the two that includes Mark Grayson, a handsome, wildly successful and very confirmed bachelor Continue reading Review: A Match Made On Madison
 See Mommy Run
by Laura Kennedy
reviewed by Kelly Smith
Rating: 4 Stars
 Buy From Amazon
Margie McDougal has had it. She’s reached her breaking point with her husband Mike who treats her like wallpaper and her teenage daughters, Kim and Molly, who treat her like she’s the enemy. Trapped in a dead-end job that was supposed to be temporary and a family life that’s devoid of every emotion except for anger, Margie packs her bags and runs away. Arriving in San Francisco with a couple of bucks and not a clue what to do next, Margie slowly rebuilds her life. Continue reading Review: See Mommy Run
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