The World is Full of Divorced Women
The world is their bedroom… Cleo James, the cool British journalist who joined the thrill seekers when she found her husband coupling with her best friend… Muffin, the luscious centerfold, with a little girl charm, a big girl body, and an appetite for all that Hollywood has to give… Mike James,the music promoter who adores … Continue reading “The World is Full of Divorced Women”
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The world is their bedroom…
Cleo James, the cool British journalist who joined the thrill seekers when she found her husband coupling with her best friend…
Muffin, the luscious centerfold, with a little girl charm, a big girl body, and an appetite for all that Hollywood has to give…
Mike James,the music promoter who adores his Cleo but whose addiction to women is constant and insatiable…
Jon Clapton, who took a little English girl from Wimbledon, and made her into Britain’s top model, and now wants to keep those profits rolling in any way he can…
And Daniel Onel, an actor grown older, wiser—and hungrier than ever for Cleo James.
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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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Vintage Jackie Collins! Absolutely loved it! I read it originally at 13 and just could not put it down! The character of Cleo James remains one of my favorite Collins’ character’s and strangely enough seems like a predecessor to one of Collins’ later heorines; Madison Castelli. Both brunette journalists, and both whom have a chip on their shoulder’s about their blond, glamorous, slightly cold Mother’s.
Great read, Collins’ fans should always read her earlier works because they are just as page-turning and who doesn’t love the 1970’s?