I really didn't care for this book. The premise that five women who are strangers and stranded at the airport and decide to get a hotel room together where through the time spent together and experiences shared they become friends sounded like it could be interesting. However, for a good portion of the book, the reader is reminded of how uncomfortable they feel, how the environment is hostile, and how they wonder if it would have been better sleeping in the airport for three days. A good deal of drinking goes on (all day long--every day), which is when they do manage to share their deepest darkest secrets with each other. Miraculously by the end they are BFF's, yet they still need three or four shots of tequilla before they can say what they need to to each other before they say goodbye. Maybe an infusion of more humor (it was pretty scarce) would have made it better for me---I don't know.