Janice Kaplan

A Job To Kill For
This second Lacy Fields mystery once again stars the talented mom and decorator-to-the-stars. When Lacy's beautiful young client Cassie Crawford dies in her newly decorated L.A. penthouse, Lacy is stunned to find suspicion land on her own best friend Molly Archer. Determined to uncover the truth, Lcy puts her own life at risk as she confronts a crazed reality show producer, a dangerously clever professor, adn a hunky bad-boy motorcyclist. But is husband Dan right when he warns that their family is about to become the killer's next target?

The Men I Didn't Marry
Gucci yoga mats. Seaweed facials. Cellulite gurus and rich men with private jets--welcome to the world of hallie Lawrence Pierpont, who proves that love the second time around is far from dull.
Hallie's husband doesn't even wait until they get home from dropping their youngest daughter at Yale to announce that he's leaving her--for a fitness trainer with very perky breasts. After first succumbing to a self-pitying, cookie-induced coma, Hallie becomes determined to get her life back. Her plan begins with a question: Whatever happened to all those men she didn't marry? Hallie is whisked away on a heartfelt and hilarious journey into her past life that leads on to her future.

"A fun read that is perfect for those days when the most you want to do is lie around in your pajamas, watch QVC, and eat Oreos."
--Booklist

"A laugh out-loud novel with earthy charm and universal appeal."
--Romantic Times

Looks To Die For
Savvy wit, classic sleuthing, and a behind-the-scenes peek at Hollywood come together in this sexy, smart new mystery featuring the sassy heroine, Lacy Fields. Cleverly combining the daily foibles of family life with delicious insider Hollywood glamour, Looks To Die For takes readers behind the scenes of a glitzy world of gossip, name-dropping, and murder.

Mine Are Spectacular!
“A funny, buoyant novel…[the authors’] have crafted a novel that’s so delicious readers might feel compelled to diet after devouring it. Their combination of whip-smart dialogue, spot-on metaphors and the occasional steamy bedroom scene creates a hilarious hit that gives chick lit just the kick to keep it from going stale. As Sara’s girlfriend Berni might remark, Mine Are Spectacular! is better than a box of bonbons.”

The Botox Diaries
Jess and Lucy's friendship has weathered the trials of marriage, the births of children, and the transition from itty-bitty bikinis to "Kindest Cut" one-piece suits. Now the women are discovering that midlife crises aren't just for men -- they're equal-opportunity dilemmas.

“[A] midlife-crisis bonbon which should be sold with fuzzy slippers and a tube of cucumber eye gel.”