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Palaces
Success gave her everything she wanted.....Almost
Academy Awards night, the night she won an Oscar for directing her first big film, she was alone with her triumph. It has cost her the husband she once gave her life to, and the young man who gave his life to her. But never again would she choose between love and success.
Caught up in the fast international scene that burns up talent and dreams, she won fighting on her own against power moguls who had the leverage to crush; the will to destroy. And amid all the glamour and excitement, she was sometimes afraid. Sometimes lonely.
Until Andy East. Who came back into her life a self-made tycoon who wanted her to have the world. Who loved her without trying to possess her. But who might not wait forever.
Academy Awards night, the night she won an Oscar for directing her first big film, she was alone with her triumph. It has cost her the husband she once gave her life to, and the young man who gave his life to her. But never again would she choose between love and success.
Caught up in the fast international scene that burns up talent and dreams, she won fighting on her own against power moguls who had the leverage to crush; the will to destroy. And amid all the glamour and excitement, she was sometimes afraid. Sometimes lonely.
Until Andy East. Who came back into her life a self-made tycoon who wanted her to have the world. Who loved her without trying to possess her. But who might not wait forever.
- GenresFiction
377 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 1983
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April 4, 2013
The cover of this book, which shows a man holding a woman obviously in the throes of passion, pretty much says it all. What separates Palaces from other books of this genre is that on its cover, the guy is wearing his shirt. As far as the writing of the story goes, this one is about on par with others of its kind. It's predictable, a very quick read, and it could probably be read with one eye tied behind your back. It was published in1983, so some of the material is dated, but for a bit of fluff, you could do worse.
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