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independent women
Jilly Cooper
Joan Collins
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Lucky
Mafia
married men
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Romance
Santangelo
Sex
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Vegas
Product details
- ISBN 9781471127243
- Dimensions: 130 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 10 Apr 2014
- Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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Confessions of a Wild Child takes you on trip and navigates the teenage years of a wild child who will eventually rule an empire.
Lucky Santangelo is a powerful and charismatic woman. But how did she become the woman she is today? Many people have asked, and in Confessions of a Wild Child we discover the teenage Lucky, and follow her on her trip to discover boys, love and how she fought her father, the infamous Gino Santangelo, to forge her own individual and strong road to success.
Even at fifteen Lucky follows her own path, and it's a crazy ride taking the reader from a strict girls school in Switzerland to an idyllic Greek island, a Bel Air estate, a New York penthouse, and a shuttered villa in the South of France.
Nobody can control Lucky. She knows what she wants and she goes for it with no holds barred.
Lucky at fifteen – a true revelation.
Lucky Santangelo is a powerful and charismatic woman. But how did she become the woman she is today? Many people have asked, and in Confessions of a Wild Child we discover the teenage Lucky, and follow her on her trip to discover boys, love and how she fought her father, the infamous Gino Santangelo, to forge her own individual and strong road to success.
Even at fifteen Lucky follows her own path, and it's a crazy ride taking the reader from a strict girls school in Switzerland to an idyllic Greek island, a Bel Air estate, a New York penthouse, and a shuttered villa in the South of France.
Nobody can control Lucky. She knows what she wants and she goes for it with no holds barred.
Lucky at fifteen – a true revelation.
There have been many imitators but only ever one Jackie Collins. The iconic British author was called ‘the definition of a class act’ by Graham Norton and a ‘smart, talented and gorgeous woman who paved the road for many of us’ by Sandra Bullock.
With millions of her books sold in more than forty countries, and with thirty-one international bestsellers to her credit, she is one of the world’s top-selling novelists.
Her first novel, The World Is Full of Married Men, was published in 1968 and established Jackie as an author who dared to step where no other female writers had gone before.
Jackie was awarded an OBE in 2013 for her services to literature and charity. When accepting the honour she said to the Queen, ‘Not bad for a school drop-out’ – a revelation capturing her belief that both passion and determination can lead to big dreams coming true.
Jackie Collins lived in Beverly Hills where she had a front row seat to the lives she so accurately captured in her compulsive plotlines. She was a creative force, a trailblazer for women in fiction and, in her own words, ‘A kick-ass writer!’
With millions of her books sold in more than forty countries, and with thirty-one international bestsellers to her credit, she is one of the world’s top-selling novelists.
Her first novel, The World Is Full of Married Men, was published in 1968 and established Jackie as an author who dared to step where no other female writers had gone before.
Jackie was awarded an OBE in 2013 for her services to literature and charity. When accepting the honour she said to the Queen, ‘Not bad for a school drop-out’ – a revelation capturing her belief that both passion and determination can lead to big dreams coming true.
Jackie Collins lived in Beverly Hills where she had a front row seat to the lives she so accurately captured in her compulsive plotlines. She was a creative force, a trailblazer for women in fiction and, in her own words, ‘A kick-ass writer!’
