In her most scandalously titillating novel since the #1 bestselling Hollywood Wives, internationally renowned author Jackie Collins once... read full description
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Mar 28, 2011
Julie
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Apr 25, 2010
Meg
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This was my first Jackie Collins novel, and while I admit that I went in with quite a bit of skepticism, I ended up pleasantly surprised. Hollywood Divorces was a quick and enjoyable read with an entertaining cast of characters that are easily recognized from the entertainment tabloids. Although none of the characters is an exact recreation of a well-known star, Collins' characters certainly fall into a set of stereotypes.
In general, Collins did a great job of explaining the characte More...
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Jun 23, 2009
Purplycookie
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Picked this up at a book sale and figured why not give this author a try. True to the book's title, "Hollywood Divorces" serves up steamy stories of Tinseltown's celebrities. The tale of the three characters unfolds in true Hollywood style-fascinating plot, surprises and characters based on real-life Hollywood figures--readers will be able to guess the celebrities behind the characters Collins has created.
Shelby Cheney is the beautiful actress married to Linc Blackwood, th More...
Shelby Cheney is the beautiful actress married to Linc Blackwood, th More...
Oct 07, 2011
Davina
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Feb 14, 2011
Yvette (hooked on the nook)
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This was a semi-entertaining read. The characters and plot got boring towards the end. I think Jackie could have made this a 200pg book that was more exciting than a 500+ pg book that dragged on.
Oct 20, 2011
Dany
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A very prolific story development, but a rather predictable ending and just too many funerals in the epilogue.
May 16, 2011
Lucindah
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Well I didn't really expect it to be that good to be honest but I was pleasantly surprised. I wasn't overly keen however on the constant changeover of each character's life which was practically on a paragraph by paragraph basis. Quite annoying really as just as you got into one character's life, next paragraph it was another and then finally the third main character. This was repeated throughout the book. It would have been better as a character per chapter and as there were 47 chapters, thi
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Jul 29, 2009
Karabina
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Totally trashy book--great for the beach! If you love soap operas, you'll love this book!
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Jul 17, 2009
Stasha
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I loved it - found it difficult to put down. I'm still trying to figure out who the characters were based on...
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Dec 13, 2007
Heather
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The last in the Hollywood series, and just as fabulous as the rest. The Hollywood series made my summer fly by; I read one after another. In rating each addition to the series, I would say this is the last on my list as the others were slightly more captivating.
Jul 24, 2008
Sheila
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I usually dont like J. Collins but this book was good. It still had some of the trashy stuff but not as bad as some. The characters were good and I found myself thinking about them while not reading.
Oct 19, 2008
Lisa
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The author is narrating her own book and it's just awful. Her slight speech impediment is a huge distraction and let's face it, she's no actor. I didn't even finish listening to this.
Oct 12, 2008
Siobhan (tigress5cubs)
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Pretty good. Lot's of sex and good reading for the single woman looking for distraction.
Jan 02, 2008
it's so bad, even for light fluffy reading. I couldn't do it to myself to continue
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