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Meet Jazz Kilkullen, the most contemporary and warmly approachable of Judith Krantz’s heroines. Jazz is humorous, impetuous and gifted with a unique talent for photography, a creature totally of the 1990s. At twenty-nine, Jazz is still an urchin underneath her dashing style, an electric hussy who possesses an original and authoritative beauty.... more »
Author:
Meet Jazz Kilkullen, the most contemporary and warmly approachable of Judith Krantz’s heroines. Jazz is humorous, impetuous and gifted with a unique talent for photography, a creature totally of the 1990s. At twenty-nine, Jazz is still an urchin underneath her dashing style, an electric hussy who possesses an original and authoritative beauty.... more »
ISBN: 508764
Pages: 421
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Pages: 421
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Publisher: Crown
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette
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Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette
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Another great story by Judith Krantz with strong women characters. Fun to read.
Juicy, naughty, celebrities and rich people. What more could you want?
This is a story about the rich and powerfull and the struggle of a woman to keep what her father built.
The Associated Press called this her best novel since "Scruples."
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