Regrets Only

by Sally Quinn

"A walloping good read."
LIZ SMITH
Alison Sterling, the beautiful, brilliant, and blonde reporter for a major Washington daily is having a secret love affair with the very adorable, very accomplished, very married bureau chief of a national newsweekly, Desmond Shaw. Shaw is having another affair with Sadie Grey, the sexy Southern belle wife of the Vice President. And Sadie Grey is having the time of her life.
Delicious love triangles, which started as attractions and escalated into love are set amidst the dazzling, sexy, social whirl of power, politics, and strange bedfellows.

Genres: Fiction, Romance

10 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

About the author

Sally Quinn is a longtime Washington Post journalist, columnist, television commentator, Washington insider, one of the capital’s legendary social hostesses, and founder of the religious website On Faith from The Washington Post. She writes for various publications and is the author of The Party: A Guide to Adventurous Entertaining, Regrets Only, Happy Endings, and We’re Going to Make You a Star, a memoir based on her experience as the first female network anchor in the United States. She lives in Washington, DC.

Reviews

[Olivia]

Was entertaining but I didn’t care for some of the characters. It might have been the time but I found their actions and dialogue unbelievable at points.

[Sherry Partington]

Good enjoyable read. Didn't need a lot of brain power for it. What I would consider a Summer Read.

[Barbara]

this was a very mediocre book.

[Patrice]

Another fun read by Sally Quinn about scandals and affairs in Washington DC.

[Catelibre]

Story could be fun at moments, interesting setting, but not a great payoff.

[Meg Sauer]

Eh. Readable.

[Cws]

F Qui

[Tory]

I hated every single character.

[Heidi]

May be the worst novel I've ever read. I've enjoyed Sally Quinn's non fiction; she should have stopped there.

[Ray]

Took me forever to get interested in this book. The middle was very predictable, and the ending left a lot to be desired.