In this entertaining debut novel, Lisa Stocker probes that age-old question: can four lesbians survive the tempests and temptations of a week--among the beautiful and the butch--in the breezy, coastal town of Provincetown? Ah, Provincetown. An oasis of lazy days, ocean air, and frosty summer drinks--the perfect place to relax and bond while soaking up the summer sun. At least, that's the plan when long-time couple Claire and Rita initiate newbies Kit and Sabi to the pleasures of Provincetown. But from the first flat tire to the constant delays (can anyone say "hold it in"?) on the road to the Cape, it's clear that this is one ride that will be anything but smooth. In fact, it's downright insane--a crazy trip filled with dramas and traumas, dance cruises, sugar mamas, dangerous flirtations, forbidden fantasies, jewelry lust, and the occasional bad line dance. And that's not all... Claire may be in a relationship with Rita, but that doesn't mean she doesn't notice the attractive and extremely available Dara who seems to bump into Claire at every available opportunity... Rita is no fool--and she is anything but happy about Dara's unwelcome attentions to Claire. Of course, two can play that game, and Dara's ex, Becca, seems to need a shoulder to cry on, too... Kit is having second thoughts about inviting her friend Grant along for the ride. Maybe it would have been better if she'd had a chance to tell her that the other houseguest, Diane, is not "family" before Grant made the world's biggest faux pas of a pass... Sabi would be happy if the foursome could dump the obnoxious Pat, who seems to have something to say about everything and everyone--and likes to say it to Kit. P-Town was supposedto be a romantic getaway, but now Sabi's not sure exactly who is getting away with what... Before anyone can say, "another Jack Daniels please, " the girls' idyllic week is spinning wildly out of control, prompting accusations, rejections, attractions, and a whole lot of questions. Are the hunky Tom and straight Diane really a couple? Who will Grant hit on next, and is she going for a record? Will love conquer all, when all includes some serious misunderstandings and very little clothing? And can four females--and their respective relationships--survice the tempests and temptations of a week among the beautiful and the butch, the maddening and the manipulative, the needy and the needling? Like an episode of "I Love Lucy" (if Lucy and Ethel were a couple), Lisa Stocker's outrageously entertaining debut novel is great fun in the sun--a book as sassy, seductive, and real as a P-Town Summer.