The Darlings of Orange County

The Darlings of Orange County

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The casually-cashmere, sexy beaches of Orange County and San Diego aren't always what they seem. The dirty little secret here is what it takes to make it. Everybody has a trick up their silk sleeve. Veronica Darling is smart enough to know what it takes and is willing to soil her soul to bring Hollywood to the California Riviera.

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Published March 20th 2012 by Kramerica International Media, LLC
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Angelea
Ha! This story is so funny!!! Warning, this is definitely a rated R book, but the twists, turns, and teasers throughout the story made it hard for me to put down. It's an hysterical account of all the craziness that can occur when Orange County meets Hollywood. Loved how the story line comes together at the end.
Gary
Classic satire! This novel is hilarious
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Jennifer Devore
Apr 18, 2012 Jennifer Devore rated it 5 of 5 stars  ·  (Review from the author)
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Jennifer S. Devore authors the 18th C. historical-fiction series Savannah of Williamsburg. She is a regular contributor to the official San Diego Comic-Con Souvenir Book, blogs for JennyPop.net, is a staff writer for GoodtobeaGeek.com and is syndicated by NerdSpan.com and RocketLlama.com, all under the pseudonym Miss Hannah Hart, ghostdame of The Hotel del Coronado.

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