A major national media event when published in hardcover, this delicious follow-up to Bergdorf Blondes was an instant New York Times bestseller and reaffirmed Plum's status as a literary superstar. In The Debutante Divorc e, the fabulous New York girls from the world of Bergdorf Blondes now have big, shiny rings on their fingers, and all Sylvie Mortimer seems to do these days is go from one shower to the next. But this is a new kind of shower. Sylvie has just married and is blissfully happy with The Divine New Husband, Hunter. Sylvie's new friend, Lauren Blount, is very rich, very young, very thin, very pretty-and very, very divorced. The most reckless and glamorous of Manhattan's Debutante Divorc e set, Lauren captivates Sylvie, the group's token newlywed. But while Lauren sets out on a morality-lite, orgasm-heavy "Make Out Challenge," Sylvie discovers her marriage isn't exactly an Eternity ad-especially when the city's most notorious Husband Huntress zeros in on her spouse. Navigating a world of Divorce Showers and Power Christenings, Socialite Babies, Professional Friends, Gorgeous West Village Wives and Un-Googleable Men, Sylvie fears her husband is straying and starts asking, as Lauren says, "Who needs a husband anyway?" The Debutante Divorc e delivers all the wit, humor, and entertaining sociological observations of the young, hot, and obscenely wealthy chic New York scene. Sylvie is an endearing character, with a voice that is fresh and unique. It's another guilt-free, juicy tale that was embraced by Plum's many fans and will continue to earn her many new ones.