hamptons (n.y.)

Three teenage girls from different backgrounds work for a summer in the Hamptons as au pairs for a wealthy family, and in spite of many ups and downs, all three end up changing for the better.

Three teenage girls from different backgrounds work for a summer in the Hamptons as au pairs for a wealthy family, and in spite of many ups and downs, all three end up changing for the better.

Kristen is trying to forget the death her best friend and that she had dated a murderer; she parties every night, until she meets her ex-boyfriend in the Hamptons.

Bailey Bender, plagued by regrets about the baby she gave up for adoption years earlier, flees her job, her marriage, and life in New York City and retreats to the Hamptons where she becomes caught up in the scandal that has erupted over the tragic death of a nineteen-year-old girl.

Film producer Michael Reo teams up with East Hampton detective Eddy Evans and actor/fisherman Bill Ryan in an attempt to prove actor Paul Monroe, poster boy for Freddy Parc briefs, is not responsible for the murder of Bill's foster sister Heather, found strangled with an article of designer underwear.

When Eliza lands an internship at a club, Mara, Eliza, and Jacqui are annoyed until they learn that the new au pair, Laurent, is gorgeous, French, and male, which is only one of the complications their friendship will have to endure during their summer in the Hamptons.

Ellie Saks tries to get away from it all by taking a summer job in the Hamptons, but a series of strange and dangerous events turn her summer into a horror story.

When Eliza's stepmother needs help with the kids, Eliza talks her friends Jacqui and Mara into spending the summer in the Hamptons with her. They all have trouble with the men in their lives as they try to figure out their futures.

Three teenage girls from different backgrounds work for a summer in the Hamptons as au pairs for a wealthy family, and in spite of many ups and downs, all three end up changing for the better.

A sixteen-year-old New Yorker looks forward to his summer job as a manny, or "male nanny, " to an affluent couple's four-year-old in the Hamptons.