Wow! Got to say, I was hooked from the first page. The themes of the book resonated with me. I identified in so many ways, even as I was devouring the novel as a page-turner. Cheryl Benton has pulled off a true "hat trick": a three-punch combo of 1) Relatible characters you feel like you know. 2) A plot full of unforeseen turns and twists that hinge on the importance of our women friends as we get older, a cheating spouse, feeling invisible, older women and younger men-- and finally 3) How changing our own attitudes can help combat ageism in corporate America and in the world at large. Ladies, trust me, this is a must-read.
--Judy Katz, author of Prisoners of Love and collaborator on 43 other books.
Can you See Us Now? is A Sex and the City-like tale for a more mature audience, but just as fun, with a serious as a heart attack message: that women of a certain age are not invisible, but rather are relevant, viable, sexual, powerful people doing important things, (attention Madison Avenue and Hollywood). At the heart of this urban romance dramedy is a constant thread… the enduring power of true friendship. --Valerie Smaldone Media Worldwide