Louise Bagshawe, Author . St. Martin's $24.95 (336p) ISBN 978-0-312-27255-5
Sex in the morning, sex with tea and sex in the evening—it's always well-scrubbed, perfumed and always engaged in at the snobbiest addresses, by beautiful people wearing Calvin Klein and Victoria's Secret skivvies beneath their glitzy
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Louise Bagshawe, Author . St. Martin's Griffin $13.95 (384p) ISBN 978-0-312-33991-3
Anna Brown, the 32-year-old London native who narrates Bagshawe's contrived latest chick-lit offering (after The Devil You Know
), is ugly. She describes her unfortunate traits (large nose, masculine build and extra weight) soon after the story...
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Louise Bagshawe, Author . Plume $14 (499p) ISBN 978-0-452-28814-0
British novelist-screenwriter Bagshawe (The Go-To Girl
) updates '70s mega-business romance Scruples
with this internationally flavored fantasia on love, lies and shopping. After 13 years of marriage, jewelry magnate Pierre Massot suddenly...
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Louise Bagshawe, Author . Plume $14 (432p) ISBN 978-0-452-28942-0
Brit chick-lit author (Sparkles
) and Conservative Party pol Bagshawe delivers a potent mix of sizzling sex and girl-power savvy with this riches-to-rags-to-riches saga. Three best friends—twangy Texas tart Sally Lassiter, English diplo-brat...
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Louise Bagshawe, Author, Loiuse Bagshawe, Author Simon & Schuster $23 (336p) ISBN 978-0-684-83069-8
Sex, lies and some videotape take center stage in Bagshawe's (Career Girls) strong and angry tale of lust, greed and envy in the film industry. Eleanor Marshall, president of Artemis Studios and ""the most powerful woman in Hollywood"" at 38, needs...
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