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    Sleepless Nights: A Novel

    By Sarah Bilston

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    “Sarah Bilston reads like Sophie Kinsella’s big sister—a bit more serious, a little wiser, just as irresistible.”

    — New York Times bestselling author Susan Elizabeth Phillips

     

    The hilarious sequel to Bed Rest, Sleepless Nights by Sarah Bilston is a must-read for working moms, women contemplating having children, and anyone who loves superior women’s fiction and an unforgettable heroine. Fun and quirky lawyer-turned-mom Quinn “Q” Boothroyd is back in Sleepless Nights, making new career choices, moving to the country, and dealing with family crises, all while trying to change diapers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateAug 11, 2009
    ISBN9780061957765
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    Sleepless Nights: A Novel
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    Sarah Bilston

    Sarah Bilston is the author of Bed Rest. Originally from England and married to an American, she teaches at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, where she lives.

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    • 4/5
      I didn't like this as much as its predecessor, Bed Rest. The plot developments were extremely obvious and predictable. And not always that believable. Still, a pleasant enough way to pass the time.
    • 4/5
      A nice return to Q's life after her story in Bed Rest. Sleepless Nights actually bounces between both Q and her sister Jeanie, who has come to the States for a long visit, presumably to help care for the baby. However, baby Samuel is a handful, colic and all, leaving Q. to wonder at the next step in her career. Both she and hubby Tom have some decisions to make about the community in which they'd like to live. Bilston does a great job making the novel timely, both of their high powered NY attorney firms are facing struggles and layoffs in the fact of the present economy.