Plum Sykes 3 Books Collection Set (The Debutante Divorcée, Bergdorf Blondes, Party Girls Die in Pearls)

This three-book collection brings together novels by Plum Sykes: The Debutante Divorcée, Bergdorf Blondes and Party Girls Die in Pearls. Spanning Manhattan society and Oxford in 1985, the set follows women navigating glamorous circles, shifting relationships and the complications that come with them.

Across the collection, the stories move from a honeymoon gone wrong and the influence of a high-profile divorcee, to a girl about town in pursuit of an “impossibly rich fiancé”, and on to a university fresher drawn into a murder investigation. With settings that include Park Avenue, black-tie parties and dining societies, the books explore social worlds shaped by status, secrets and ambition.

Included titles

• The Debutante Divorcée
• Bergdorf Blondes
• Party Girls Die in Pearls

Key details

• Three-book collection set
• By Plum Sykes
• Includes The Debutante Divorcée, Bergdorf Blondes and Party Girls Die in Pearls

Synopses

The Debutante Divorcée

Sylvia Mortimer returns from her honeymoon to find her husband already AWOL. She meets Lauren Blount, a leading figure in Manhattan’s Debutante Divorcée set, whose life suggests there is life after divorce.

When New York’s most notorious Husband Huntress targets Sylvia’s new man, Sylvia begins to question whether she needs a husband at all, or whether to fight for a second chance at happily ever after.

Bergdorf Blondes

A self-described girl about town sets out to find what she considers an essential accessory: an impossibly rich fiancé. Her best friend is Julie Bergdorf, a department store heiress, Park Avenue fixture and owner of hair described as the perfect shade of blonde.

Party Girls Die in Pearls

Oxford, 1985. Fresher Ursula Flowerbutton arrives for her first term as a wide-eyed country girl, only to discover a body. The victim is the beautiful India Brattenbury.

With fellow fresher Nancy Feingold, Ursula investigates, following leads through black-tie parties, dining societies, sex and secrets. As suspicion falls across a range of people, Ursula realises Oxford is not as innocent as it appears.