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The Day After Tomorrow
Amid the glamour and decadence of Paris, Rome and Cap Ferrat a group of insatiable men and women come together. Their hopes, their fears and their dreams lie in...THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW.To Anne, the timid outsider, it is her chance to enter a life she has only dreamed about. A life where wealth and sophistication are the norm and beautiful people are the exclusive clientele.To Brenda, the chic Wall Street broker, it is an escape from the heartbreak of her past; an opportunity to venture forth into a world of new challenges.To Alessandro, the handsome Duke of Valdagno, it is his final chance. Living on borrowed time, in the world of Italian fashion design where the risks are high, all he needs is one lucky break.To Gino, it is the day he will ensnare his next victim. Feeding off the secret appetites and addictions of women, he ensures few can resist him. Fewer still can survive.They are all living for...THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW.
343 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 1979
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April 12, 2026
3.5 stars rounded to 4
"The Contessa held out a slender hand, brown skin over bone. The IV taped to the outer wrist. Her nails were still perfectly polished except for one finger they'd cleaned off to check her colour."
I first read this book when it was published in 1979. Picked it up at the train station to pass the time on the journey. I remember enjoying this book very much at the time and a couple of scences have lived rent free in my brain ever scince.
From time to time it crossed my mind to read it again but I'd leant my copy to a collegue and never saw it again. A couple of years ago I came across a reprint which has been sitting on my bookshelf waiting for the right moment. I finally picked it up to read a few days ago and I've had a good time. I had forgottten the main story plot and most of the supporting cast so it was like reading it for the first time.
"The Contessa held out a slender hand, brown skin over bone. The IV taped to the outer wrist. Her nails were still perfectly polished except for one finger they'd cleaned off to check her colour."
I first read this book when it was published in 1979. Picked it up at the train station to pass the time on the journey. I remember enjoying this book very much at the time and a couple of scences have lived rent free in my brain ever scince.
From time to time it crossed my mind to read it again but I'd leant my copy to a collegue and never saw it again. A couple of years ago I came across a reprint which has been sitting on my bookshelf waiting for the right moment. I finally picked it up to read a few days ago and I've had a good time. I had forgottten the main story plot and most of the supporting cast so it was like reading it for the first time.
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