Lucky
She’s a hot-blooded beauty in love with power, hungry for pleasure… wild, notorious, trouble… She’s… Lucky. The fabulous heroine of Chances returns. With the sensual grace of a panther, Lucky Santangelo prowled her Las Vegas casino, restless, ready, eager for action. That night began a dazzling odyssey, filled with dangerous passion and sun-drenched sex, sadistic … Continue reading “Lucky”
Synopsis of Lucky
She’s a hot-blooded beauty in love with power, hungry for pleasure… wild, notorious, trouble… She’s… Lucky. The fabulous heroine of Chances returns.
With the sensual grace of a panther, Lucky Santangelo prowled her Las Vegas casino, restless, ready, eager for action. That night began a dazzling odyssey, filled with dangerous passion and sun-drenched sex, sadistic vengeance and breathless suspense. From the decadent luxury of California, to Paris, New York and a private Greek island, Lucky fought for her father’s honor, for ruthless triumph, for the wild card of a fabulous love. Her rivals; an ice-cold Hollywood wife…a much-married heiress strung out on cocaine…a jaded magnate hooked on power…a crazed hoodlum lusting for murder. But Lucky was a gambIer and a lover, a woman who ruled her empire and pursued her man with the potent Santangelo strength … her way, on her terms, whatever the odds. Jackie Collins tops the sensational success of Hollywood Wives and Chances with Lucky.
“So hot it will have to be printed on asbestos.”
-Liz Smith, The New York Daily News
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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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The Santangelos
Also features: Gino Santangelo, Lucky Santangelo
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Confessions of a Wild Child
Also features: Gino Santangelo, Lucky Santangelo
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Goddess of Vengeance
Also features: Lennie Golden, Lucky Santangelo
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Drop Dead Beautiful
Also features: Gino Santangelo, Lucky Santangelo, Enzio Bonnatti
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Dangerous Kiss
Also features: Lennie Golden, Lucky Santangelo, Mary Lou
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Vendetta: Lucky’s Revenge
Also features: Lennie Golden, Lucky Santangelo, Santino Bonnatti
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Lady Boss
Also features: Lennie Golden, Lucky Santangelo, Mary Lou
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Chances
Also features: Gino Santangelo, Lucky Santangelo, Enzio Bonnatti










i just love this book, i read chances, lucky, lady boss,vendetta lucky’s revenge, and drop dead beautiful. and they were wonderful. i just wanted more of gino and lucky. i also read the world is full of married men,the bitch, lovers and gambles, hollywood wifes and hollywood husbands. i really love jackie collins. please do keep up the good writing. i lost my books a few years ago, but am now getting my collections back together.
Wow! My love affair with Jackie Collins continues. I just finished reading Lucky and enjoyed every minute of it. Jackie continues developing Lucky Santangelo in this novel, and she does a magnificent job. Jackie gives you just the right amount of detail to remind the reader of what happened in Chances and concludes the novel in a way that encourages you to move on to Lady Boss. I’ve said it in other posts, I’ll say it again. Jackie Collins has reminded me of just how much I love to read.
I am addicted to these novels. Way better than the Steel novels which have too much reptition and are unrealistic.
I am dying to read the book Lucky but can not find it the downloaded version, I’ve checked every website and they all say the same, not available for download…..your killin me! Just kidding, but seriously, can you tell me what the deal is.
Thank you,
Jacque
Lucky was just released on eBook – https://jackiecollins.roostertest2.com/book/lucky/ – Enjoy!
Hi All
With the Santangelo novels can someone tell me which order they need to be read, as I have just finished Confessions of a Wild Child, and loved it