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Scruples
   3.69 avg rating — 2,051 ratings
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1978
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Mistral's Daughter
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1982
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Princess Daisy
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1980
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I'll Take Manhattan
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Dazzle
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1990
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Scruples Two
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1992
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Till We Meet Again
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1989
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The Jewels of Tessa Kent
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Lovers
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1994
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Spring Collection
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“For my part, I think that the mystery is always greatest where there is the most - emptiness.”
― Judith Krantz, Scruples
― Judith Krantz, Scruples
“Did she make you laugh? Did she love you as much as you loved her? Did she protect you and warm you and keep you from suffering? Valentine turned her eyes away from him, unable to face the empty answer in his face but not wanting to stop saying what she had thought for so long. "I saw how fascinating her mystery was to you. For my part, I think that the mystery is always greatest where there is the most-emptiness. A person full of life is never mysterious, on the contrary.”
― Judith Krantz, Scruples
― Judith Krantz, Scruples
“Anyway, how can you say things like that? You don't know me at all." She wasn't really caught up in this game, but she was enjoying it, as she had enjoyed the dozens of declarations that had been made to her since she was eleven. Her earliest memories were of being told how beautiful she was. Something in her never believed the words, never felt satisfied. It wasn't modesty; it was a craving for more proof than anyone had ever yet given her. Her mind worked constantly at trying to understand for herself exactly what other people saw when they looked at her. She could never grasp it whole and living. Her deepest fantasy was to step outside of her skin and look at herself and find out just what people were thinking about. She spent her life experimenting with people to see how she could make them react, as if, in their response, she could discover herself.”
― Judith Krantz, Scruples
― Judith Krantz, Scruples
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