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 Rock Star - Jackie Collins
Newest Review: ... shallow! Now I know I am. It had a very clear and well-defined storyline that was always interesting and leading somewhere. ... more  ... It was clear early on in the piece that 1987 was a key date, but until the end you didn't know why and what was going to happen then to any of the characters within the story.
This book was written in early 1987 and I think in many ways this showed in the writing. As the characters all seemed to be a product of the 1980's, before Marketing had reached new heights and Music videos and the Internet were not even thought off. Their attitudes to sex were very relaxed before Aids became a known factor and people took mor...more |
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Jackie Collins Omnibus: Rock Star, and,Sinners
Paperback, Pan Books Last Update 09.11.2009 05:40
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Rock Star - Jackie Collins: The life and loves of the Rock Star (1666 words)
by - written on 20/04/09 (Very useful, 275 readings)
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'''===Background:===''' I have recently been trying to experiment with a few new authors with contrasting styles. I firmly believe you cannot judge any writer until you have sampled a few different offering from them. With that in mind, I thought I would try a very different type of author in the shape of Jackie Collins, someone who I would not usually even go near. '''===About the author:===''' Jackie Collins was born in London on the 4th October 1937. In her very colourful life this novelist began life as an actor and appeared in several roles, following in her elder sister Joan's footsteps. However her real claim to fame is writing, so ... Read the complete review
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