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A funny, smart, and sophisticated novel that poses the question: Can any woman really have it all - twice?

Michelle Banyon is a 40-something New Yorker, fit, cosmopolitan, happily married to a wealthy, international lawyer. But her alter ego is her true means of support: she's Daisy Strait, an organization counselor to overstretched women nationwide. On one of Daisy's lecture gigs in Texas, Michelle backs her car over Wilson Collins, a handsome conservationist, and soon finds her-self staying on his ranch to nurse him back to health. By the time he's cured, she'd fallen head-over-heels in love - without mentioning that she already has a husband. Wilson is old-fashioned, though, and demands marriage, so eventually Michelle Banyon (and Daisy Strait) becomes earthy, blue-jeaned Mickey Collins, too. Now, talk about a life in need of streamlining…

Reminiscent of Anne Tyler and Jeanne Ray, but with a contemporary, funny, compulsively readable sensibility all its own, Confessions of a Bigamist is part of a new wave of novels filling a growing niche in the market for fiction that appeals to today's smart, mature women.