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The World is Full of Married Men (movie)

The glamorous but seedy world of entertainment provides the setting for Jackie Collins’ explosive expose’ of sexual double standards and naked ambition.

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Erotic…Shocking…Sensual…Raw… The glamorous but seedy world of entertainment provides the setting for Jackie Collins’ explosive expose of sexual double standards and naked ambition.

Succulent starlets ready to make it, rich moguls hungry for hotter pleasures — on the casting couch, at lavish parties, in plush hotel suites. A Hollywood tale about the burning ambitions, vicious power-plays, and sexual double-dealings of the entertainment world, where wives wait for husbands who never come home, and luscious models pay more than their dues…where talent and drive take you just so far, but sex can take you all the way.

Gorgeous wild-child Claudia loves husbands-other women’s husbands. And her sights are set on handsome publicity executive David Cooper.

Their passionate affair so devastates Linda, David’s beautiful, long-suffering wife, that she’s forced to seek solace in the arms of a young rock star.

But Claudia’s lust for success is insatiable.

It leads her into the perverted, sadistic world of movie mogul Conrad Lee.

David, his once-perfect life destroyed, vows a terrible revenge…

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  1. How do I buy these movies? Especially Married Men, Stud and Bitch. I have read these books over and over and over again…

    Thank you Jackie – I am just awe struck to have the opportunity to talk to you. Thank you for your books, I had a rough childhood and escaped into your worlds.

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About Jackie

There have been many imitators, but only ever one Jackie Collins! The iconic author has been called a “raunchy moralist” by the late director Louis Malle and “Hollywood’s own Marcel Proust” by Vanity Fair magazine. With over half a billion copies of her books sold in more than forty countries, and with thirty one New York Times bestsellers to her credit,...

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