| Ruby Capote， the narrator of Girls Poker Night， is your quintessential New York cynic. This persona serves her just fine in her job as a humor columnist; she s unafraid to write the most humiliating details about herself or her friends， because she truly doesn t care. But over the course of a year or so of Wednesday night poker parties with her pals， Ruby is forced to face her past--especially her sorrow over her father， who committed suicide after he left Ruby s mother. Meanwhile， Ruby comes to terms with her budding feelings for Michael， the editor of her newspaper， who， in a neat twist， turns out to be estranged from his only child (shades of Ruby s lost father). Davis， a former writer for The Late Show， does a fine job of maintaining Ruby s sharp humor while leading her through a minefield of emotional discovery. --Claire Dederer |
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