The Stud

· Chances Inc.
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”Sex-filled, escapist, utterly unpretentious.”New York Times

Jackie Collins beckons you to experience the hottest, wildest domain of pleasure-seekers in 1969 London in The Stud, where the desires and dalliances of the wife of a billionaire financier bring new meaning to the word debauchery.

Former supermodel Fontaine Khaled needs more in her life than just being arm candy to her wealthy Arab businessman husband, Benjamin Khaled. A one-time jetsetter who traveled the world for thrills, she’s climbing the walls to find the excitement her senior citizen spouse just can’t provide. Sure, she spends his money and most of her time on partying, shopping, and her hot new nightclub, Hobo. But what she really craves is a young, sensual man who can deliver the goods. . . and the new manager of the club is ready to deliver.

Tony Blake comes from the wrong side of the tracks but has been quickly scaling the ladder of social status thanks to his good looks, charm, and a body that won’t quit. Self-described as a taller Tony Curtis with a touch of Michael Caine and Kris Kristofferson thrown into the mix, Tony can—and does—sleep with anyone who can bring him to the next level, including his sexy, insatiable boss. Fontaine knows he gets around, but she doesn’t care . . . until Tony becomes enamored with the one woman he’d do best to stay away from. Now Tony’s days of being Fontaine’s stud—and staff—are numbered as he’s about to learn a hard lesson in lines that should never be crossed.

Told in the voices of these decadent and daring characters, The Stud is a fast, racy romp that’s sure to delight!

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The Stud Series

1. The Stud
2. The Bitch

The Lucky Santangelo series

1. Chances
2. Lucky
3. Lady Boss
4. Vendetta: Lucky's Revenge
5. Dangerous Kiss
6. Drop Dead Beautiful
7. Poor Little Bitch Girl
8. Goddess of Vengeance
9. Confessions of a Wild Child - Lucky: The Early Years
10. The Santangelos
11. A Santangelo Story

The World is Full series

1. The World is Full of Married Men
2. The World is Full of Divorced Women

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3.5
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September 8, 2016
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About the author

There have been many imitators, but only ever one Jackie Collins! The iconic author has been called a “raunchy moralist” by the late director Louis Malle and “Hollywood’s own Marcel Proust” by Vanity Fair magazine. With over half a billion copies of her books sold in more than forty countries, and with thirty-one New York Times bestsellers to her credit, she is one of the world’s top-selling novelists. From glamorous Beverly Hills bedrooms to Hollywood movie studios; from glittering rock concerts in London to the yachts of Russian billionaires, Jackie Collins chronicles the scandalous lives of the rich, famous and infamous from the inside looking out. “I write about real people in disguise,” she once said. “If anything, my characters are toned down - the truth is much more bizarre!” Born in in London, England, her first novel, The World is Full of Married Men established Collins as an author who dared to step where no other female writer had gone before. She followed it with one successful title after another, including The Stud and The Bitch, both adapted into films starring her actress sister, Joan Collins. Jackie found her stride when she published Chances, the first installment in a sprawling family saga introducing the strong, sexy and powerful Lucky Santangelo. Soon after came the seminal 80s blockbuster, Hollywood Wives which was adapted into one of ABCs highest rated mini-series. Jackie continued on a wild writing streak, satisfying her devoted readers with hit after hit, including Lady Boss, Hollywood Kids, Poor Little Bitch Girl and The Power Trip among many others. Jackie was a long time supporter of AIDS Project LA, HIV & AIDS research and equality for the LGBT community. She was widely known for writing characters who reflected a whole spectrum of society. Jackie was awarded an OBE (Order of the British Empire) by the Queen of England in 2013 for her services to literature and charity. When accepting the honor she said to the Queen, “Not bad for a school drop-out” - a revelation capturing her belief that both passion and determination can lead to big dreams coming true! In addition to her long and lustrous career, Jackie valued her family above all else, including her three daughters and six grandchildren. She wrote every one of her manuscripts by hand, as well as being widely known for her photographic skills, constantly documenting family, friends and her celebrity circle. Jackie died of breast cancer on September 19th 2015, six years after being given a stage 4 diagnosis, which she chose to keep private until the final weeks of her life. During that time, she continued to write five more books and traveled the world on yearly book tours. In her last interview before her death, Jackie said "I want people to see me as an example of strength - and doing things my way...'" Jackie Collins was a creative force, a mentor and trailblazer in fiction, and an inspiration to all who knew her, in addition to the millions of readers whose lives she enriched through her novels for decades. A compelling documentary about Jackie's life and trailblazing career - Lady Boss-The Jackie Collins Story, produced by Academy Award Winning Passion Pictures, CNN Films, BBC Arts & AGC productions - will be released in 2021. Visit Jackie's website at www.JackieCollins.com to delve into Jackie's world and sign up for the #GetYourJackieCollinsOn newsletter - for book promos, all the latest news on all things Jackie and bonus exclusives!!

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