Hysterical Blondeness
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3.6 • 42 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Do blondes really have more fun?
In Suzanne Macpherson's delightful new novel, one woman is about to
find out the truth about life, love,
and hair color . . .
Patricia Stillwell went to sleep a brunette and woke up blonde! That experimental weight-loss program she went on had an unexpected—but not completely unwelcome—side effect. Suddenly, the men are taking notice, Patti's taking leave of her senses . . . and she's having the time of her life!
First, there's Brett Nordquist—he's rich and handsome, but what can Patti truly expect from a man who's so obviously a player? Next, there's Paul Costello—one blazing moment of passion makes her wonder what she's been missing.
What will happen when Patti morphs back into her former dark-haired self? And does Paul have to start looking so dangerously delicious? With more choices than there are shades of Miss Clairol, Patti makes her decision—but is it the right one?
Customer Reviews
Blondness
Very enjoyable
Fun!
A fun read with an actual plot. Great characters, too,
Worst. Book. Ever
The writing was good, but the whole concept wack. The premise that blonde and brunette women are different species is bad enough, but then Suzanne McPherson totally stereotypes each color. So what, only brunettes are quirky and like to read? And blondes are money hungry, social climbing bimbos? I literally disagreed with everything this book suggested.
For the record, I'm a brunette. But blondes beware- I have a feeling you would be highly offended if you read this book.