Married Lovers

I am the greatest fan of Jackie Collins. I have read all of her books and keep them too. I am disappointed in that this year for vacation I don't have a new book to read. Every year she comes out with a new one for me to take along. I hope that she will get one out soon. Vacation is in 3 weeks so I don't think she will make it this year...

Jackie Collins really did a superb job in terms of BOTH character and plot development. You really get involved with the characters, all of them. Particularly Anya's story and her character are very compelling and you'll find yourself really rooting for her. The setting descriptions are vivid, just right. This story will stay with you and you'll be glad that's how you spend your reading time . I just have one little gripe: The title "Married Lovers" somehow doesn't do the book justice. Somehow, I see the book with a more spectacular title, something less mondane. Maybe a title that would allude to Anya's story? If you're looking for an entertaining read with insightful depth, then "Married Lovers" is the perfect read. Just a suggestion: read it when you know you'll have some time to spare - it's hard to put down (I ended up planning my day around this book, haha).

This is hot summer reading and Jackies best book since Hollywood Wives..my favorite character is Mandy a bitch rich Hollywood wife,daughter a la Tori Spelling or Paula/Ana a whore from Russia who has been used and now uses men so she can buy shoes from Neiman Marcus love the way Jackie describes haunts and stores of Beverly Hills...where she lives and knows so well....hopefully she will bring back Fontanine from her earlier novels...the Stud and Bitch!

I am about half way through the book, and wanted to write a review on Jackie Collins new book. Married Lovers is an entertaining, fun summer read. I recently moved into Beverly Hills, and I am getting a "kick "reading about some of the places that Jackie Collins wrote into her book. What fun! Anyway, the book is great summer reading. Thank you Jackie Collins.

There is a subtle shift of style in 'Married Lovers' compared to Collins' latest work. In this, her soon to be 26th bestseller, Jackie Collins weaves a tale of murder, sex and decadence akin to her 1980's zenith 'Hollywood Wives' that is absolutely terrific. Ever the raunchy moralist Collins goes for the jugular of Hollywood's baddest and boldest. An absolute smash, like a great affair 'Married Lovers' by Jackie Collins will leave you wanting more!