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Description: ISBN 0099505797 / Author: Melissa Nathan / Genre: Fiction / Publisher: Arrow Books Ltd / It is a truth universally acknowledged that a ... more Newest Review: ... Noble. He is a truly obnoxious type and confirms all her worst preconceptions. However, it would not really be fun if some ... more |
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Format: Paperback, ISBN: 9780099505792
Pages: 384, Paperback, Arrow Books Ltd - Books/Subjects/Fiction/A ... |
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by MagdaDH - written on 17/04/08 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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Jasmin Field knows how to judge people. After all, she does it on a weekly basis in her columns in a women's magazine Hurrah! She might be a bit cynical, but that's the price one pays for deep knowledge of fellow human beings: and people-watching is such fun! To her own surprise, Jasmin lands the role of Elizabeth Bennet in a one-off fund-raising adaptation of Pride and Prejudice directed by a valued stage actor and a Hollywood heart-throb Harry Noble. He is a truly obnoxious type and confirms all her worst preconceptions. However, it would not really be fun if some comeuppance was not in order . When Jazz's best friend abandons her for a slimy slug of a man, ...
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