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Poor little bitch girl / Jackie Collins.

Collins, Jackie. (Author).

Summary:

Enjoying power and wealth in their respective positions as a Los Angeles attorney, a senator's mistress, and a celebrity madame, three former high school friends find their destinies intertwining with another friend from their teens in the aftermath of a devastating murder.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9780312567453 (hc)
  • ISBN: 9780312569815 (pbk.)
  • ISBN: 9780312567453 (hc)
  • ISBN: 0312567456
  • Physical Description: 472 p. ; 25 cm.
  • Edition: 1st ed.
  • Publisher: New York : St. Martin's Press, 2010.

Content descriptions

Target Audience Note:
All Ages.
Subject: Upper class
Murder
California
Fiction
Beverly Hills
Collins, Jackie
Beverly Hills (Calif.)
Beverly Hills (Calif.) > Fiction.
Genre: Romantic suspense fiction.
Chick Lit.
Romantic suspense fiction.
Romantic suspense fiction.

Available copies

  • 9 of 12 copies available at BC Interlibrary Connect. (Show)
  • 1 of 1 copy available at Castlegar Public Library.

Holds

  • 0 current holds with 12 total copies.
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Castlegar Public Library FIC COL (Text) 35146001573021 Fiction Volume hold Available -

  • Booklist Reviews : Booklist Reviews 2009 December #1
    The eponymous "bitch girl" of the title is Annabelle Maestro, the daughter of two famous movie stars who flees L.A. for New York to escape her indifferent parents. She hooks up with coke-addicted DJ Frankie to start a high-priced escort business. And then her mother's murder makes headlines. Denver Jones, a beautiful, talented attorney who was briefly friendly with Annabelle, is called in when Annabelle's father, Ralph, becomes a suspect in his wife's death. Ralph orders Denver to fly to New York to bring Annabelle back for the funeral. In Washington, D.C., Denver's best friend, Carolyn, is desperately trying to get a hold of her to share some exciting news: Carolyn is pregnant with the child of the married senator she works for. Denver keeps missing Carolyn's calls because she has her hands full with Annabelle, who returns to L.A. determined to hide her secret business, and with her sights set on Bobby, the devastatingly handsome son of Lucky Santangelo, the heroine of several of Collins' previous novels. Though the characters are frequently vapid and shallow, their over-the-top antics are undeniably scintillating. Expect plenty of demand for this page-turning sudser. Copyright 2009 Booklist Reviews.
  • Library Journal Reviews : LJ Reviews 2009 October #2
    Big-time attorney Denver, senatorial assistant Carolyn, and New York madame Annabelle all went to high school in Beverly Hills with Bobby Santangelo Stanislopolous (you know, Lucky's son), who is best friends with Annabelle's coked-out boyfriend. The five reunite when Annabelle's movie star mom is murdered. Collins's standard drill; there are still fans. Copyright 2009 Reed Business Information.
  • Publishers Weekly Reviews : PW Reviews 2009 December #2

    At 72, with 26 bestsellers under her belt, Collins (Drop Dead Beautiful) prowls familiar terrain with this overheated tale of the filthy rich, nasty poor, and cravenly ambitious. Collins picks up the saga of the Santangelos with spoiled-brat Annabelle Maestro, the daughter of two Tinseltown icons, who runs a high-priced call-girl ring in New York with her coke-sniffing nogoodnik boyfriend, Frankie. Annabelle's mom's murder brings the black sheep home to L.A. to mourn for a parent she never loved—and to lean on the adventurous Denver, a quick-witted, sex-starved lawyer who's defending the No. 1 suspect in the murder, Annabelle's dad, film legend Ralph Maestro. But Denver also juggles the rescue of his missing best friend, Carolyn, who's fooling around with a horn dog U.S. senator, and a few hot one-night stands. For all the convoluted connections, mismatches, and throw-away references to ripped-from-the-headlines news and celebrities, Collins is at her seasoned best with this raunchy, retro hot-sheets romance. "It's men, dollface," one brassy Hollywood agent muses. "They all spew forth the same tired old lines." As does Collins. And it's impossible not to fall for it. Again. (Feb.)

    [Page 38]. Copyright 2009 Reed Business Information.

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