Power

If you're really into mysteries,suspense,high powers and murders,I would recommend L.A. Connections Powers, by Jackie Collins.It was an excellent book I really enjoyed it.

I was surprised to find that I really enjoyed this book . It was a definte page turner. Although smutty, and yes, amatuerish, I liked it anyway. So much that I bought the second one! Read it. Enjoy.

This book was very fast-paced; an easy read. Jackie is one of my favorite authors. I can't wait for her to finish the series. If you are a Jackie Collins fan, you won't be disappointed.

I've just finished reading the latest from popular fiction Jackie Collins, and let me tell you it is one hell of a ride! Like Stephen King and John Saul before her, Collins has peened a serial book (divided in four parts) which tells the tale of Madison Castelli, a journalist from the Big Apple, who goes to L.A. to interview Freddie Leon, the head of one of the biggest talent agency in the business. Unbeknownst to her(and us) there's a killer on the loose who murders high-priced call-girls. Who is the murderer? Kevin Page, the back-stabbing partner of Freddie Leon? Jimmy Sica, the anchorman with the killer(not a hint!) looks? His brother Jake, the photograher? Or is it Bobby, the evasive husband of sexpot Salli T. Turner?True to the form, Collins has sketched a wonderful, scandalously who-done-it novella that grab the reader and never let go. Her characters are all appealing, especially the one of Madison. She has the fisty don't-bleep!-with-me- Lucky Santangelo attitude, which is always a welcoming change from the tiring submassive women-characters who dominate the litterary world.Well written, intricately structured, POWER is Collins at her best. She has successfully achieved what she'd set out to do: keep us reading way into the night!

Jackie Collins DOES NOT disappoint her fans! The book is a fast read and leaves you wanting more NOW!!!