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'This novel felt like a must read' Freida McFadden, bestselling author of The Housemaid 1966:In London, Jackie Collins's racy The World is Full of Married Men hits bookshops and launches her career. In New York, Jacqueline Susann's debut novel Valley of the Dolls is published, and she's desperate for it to be a bestseller. But both are about to discover the price they will pay for being women who dare to write about sex. Meanwhile, college graduate Nancy White is excited to take up her dream job at a Manhattan publishing house. But Nancy could never be prepared for the rampant sexism she is about to encounter. When Nancy introduces the two Jackies, she fears they will become rivals in their race to top the charts. As she strives to achieve her ambition of becoming an editor, can all three women succeed despite the men determined to hold them back? Praise for Scandalous Women: 'Scrumptious' Eve Chase 'Perfect' Elizabeth Freemantle 'A triumph' Alex Brown'Fantastic book...a great, juicy summer read' ----- NetGalley reviewer 'A fabulous and captivating novel...a dazzling literary performance'----- NetGalley reviewer 'I genuinely adored this book and read it in a day...a brilliant read' ----- NetGalley reviewer 'Another brilliant book by one of my favourite authors' ----- NetGalley reviewer
Gill Paul is the bestselling author of thirteen historical novels, many of them about extraordinary twentieth-century women whom she thinks have been marginalized or misjudged by historians. Her novels have sold over a million copies, reached bestseller lists in the UK, US and Canada, and have been translated into twenty-three languages. Gill lives in London where she swims daily in a wild pond, and speaks at libraries and literary festivals on topics ranging from Tutankhamun to the Romanovs.
