Nobody writes better stories about rich, famous people than Jackie Collins. In the sixth book in her Lucky Santangelo series, she shows she’s still on top. No whiny chick-lit about life at the bottom of the ladder even comes close. Though I like her books that start with characters before they...
In LADY BOSS, Lucky has finally found the love of her life in comedian/actor Lennie Golden. Not only are the two different as night and day, but they are both as headstrong as ever causing them to sometimes bump heads, but the love that they have for each other surpasses all of that.Who would've ...
Once again I read a book based on a Patrons love for it. Not so much THIS particular book was the patron interested in, mostly the author. Now, if many of my followers remember, I am a Librarian. I pretty much have heard of every author, popular or unpopular I have heard of them. So of course I h...
Now this series is starting to drag. I am seeing the discrepancies of the characters, they don't seem to age at the same rate. And it seems like everyone is getting WHINEY!!! The carjacking sucked and poor Steven. The two teens that did the carjacking, their story could have been a bit shorter.An...
All of Lucky Santangelo books are high paced and full of action, but in Book Four, Lucky's Revenge, Collins takes one step further into the realm of unbelievable. The storyline is still terrific though, and it's great reading nonetheless. The Bonnatti family is after Lucky again. This time, Santi...
well..... it was a disappointment, although I knew I was wasting my time with this book from the very first pages. Shallow, filthy rich, and wanna-be-dirty story. IF the author WAS writing for a different audience, the book MIGHT have been a success. Olivia Goldsmith's Flavor of the Month is a gr...
Is it great literature? No, no, it isn't....but it is 50 shades better in it's sexy story lines than 50 Shades of Grey. Her sentence structure and story line are good...her writing is light, flowing, funny, interesting and makes sense. I have always enjoyed reading Jackie Collins books....have...
I loved this book--couldn't put it down, until it was finished, so I read it in two days, and then I didn't want it to end. I love the way Jackie Collins tells a tale about rich, exciting, strong women and this one does not disappoint. This book continues the story of Lucky Santangelo and her da...
Jackie Collins writes completely trashy novels, but sometimes, you just need a break from the seriousness of life and honestly, she does a good job with them, creating likeable, though somewhat stereotypical, characters. I listened to the audio version of this one. Typical Jackie novel -- rich ki...