Girls' Poker Night: A Novel - Brossura

“Biting humor . . . Brisk pace . . . Hard to stop reading once you start.”
—USA Today

“ACIDLY FUNNY . . . BRIDGET JONES MEETS SEX AND THE CITY.”
—Library Journal

“Funny, sad, and full of perfect little truths. It’s one of those rare books that you read and think, I know that woman. She’s me.”
—LAURA ZIGMAN

“Davis writes like a professional comic, [with] witty prose and cute anecdotes.”
—The Onion

“A FUN, QUICK READ.”
—Entertainment Weekly

“HILARIOUS.”
—The New York Post

“BLITHE, ENGAGING, OFF-THE-WALL FUNNY.”
—JOAN DIDION

“If you’re in the mood to laugh out loud at a bit of single-girl angst, Jill Davis’s new novel, Girls’ Poker Night, might be just the thing.”
—Elle.com

“UNDENIABLY HUMOROUS AND FUN.”
—Booklist

“THE BOOK IS ONE LONG CHUCKLE. . . .
A FIRST-RATE GUILTY PLEASURE.”
—Salem News

“[Davis] takes Capote’s wisecracking confidence and palpable fears and melds them into a funny, likeable picture of neurotic charm. Throw in romance . . . and you’ve got harmonic discord at its finest.”
—Florida International Magazine

“Men, you’re probably not going to want to read this one—unless you’ve wondered what women really talk about when they gather in small groups.”
—Arizona Daily Star

“Girls’ Poker Night is an inviting, inspiring, laugh-out-loud party, and we’re invited.”
—Valencia County News-Bulletin

“The trump card [of Girls’ Poker Night] is its blend of humor and rueful sadness.”
—Publishers Weekly

“Edgy and smart . . . Laugh-out-loud funny.”
—Voice Ledger (Millbrook, NY)

Jill A. Davis was a writer for Late Show with David Letterman. She has also written several network pilots, screenplays, and short stories. Before moving to New York City, she wrote a humor column for a small metropolitan newspaper.