Hollywood Husbands

by Jackie Collins and Collins

Book Overview

Now, the steamy story of money, power and lust from the #1 bestselling author of Hollywood Wives rips the fig leaf off Hollywood Husbands.--USA Today.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671525018
• ISBN13: 9780671525019
• Release Date: August 1987
• Publisher: Pocket Books
• Length: 536 Pages
• Weight: 2.05 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Not as good as Hollywood Wives....

but it was still worth the read. Jackie Collins always knows how to write a fast paced book,and this certainly is no exception. Hollywood Husbands main characters are: Jack Python, whose one hour weekly talk show is THE show to watch on tv; Howard Solomon is the head of Orpheus Studios and has a lot of power behind the camera; and Mannon Cable is an actor who is still in love with is ex wife Whitney, another super star in her own right. However, Mannon is currently married to a bimbo named Melanie-Shanna, who he married to make Whitney jealous. The plotlines revolve around these characters, with a cast of many others including a dynamic character named Silver Anderson. Her storyline alone makes this book a good read! I had a hard time getting into this book when I first started reading it. It wasn't that the pace was slow, but I couldn't figure out where the plot line was going. Too many characters to keep track of in the beginning, but I soon found myself immersed in the story lines. This may not be my favorite Jackie Collins novel, but I hope those of you who chose Hollywood Husbands as your first Jackie Collins novel try one of her better books, such as the Lucky Santangelo novels, and you'll see why Jackie Collins' fans are hooked.

This was the first Jackie Collins....

....book I ever read and I was hooked from that day! I love her way with words. She has a lot of talent and knows how to keep her readers faithful and hooked. I think the fact that she's spilling the beans on the real Hollywood is the real reason everyone loves her books so much. I was a fan the day I finished the last page of this book. HIGHLY recommend it.