Sapphire

by KatiePrice (Author)

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  2010

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  Sapphire Jones doesn't believe in relationships anymore - not since she caught her husband in bed with another woman. Now Sapphire only sees men on her terms which is why her current lover is younger, good looking, doesn't place any emotional demands on her [so far, fingers crossed] and is great in bed. What more does a girl need? Sapphire puts all her passion into running her own business - a high end lingerie and hen weekend company. She is doing well and life seems pretty good until she meets a very handsome, charming businessman who seems more than a match for Sapphire. When things go horribly wrong at a high profile hen night Sapphire has organised, she finds herself making tabloid headlines for all the wrong reasons...Suddenly her business is in jeopardy, her well-controlled private life is falling apart, and in the middle of all this Sapphire realises that she is not immune to love after all, but has she left it too late?

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  Paperback
  2009

  $3.34

  Sapphire owns her own successful lingerie and hen weekend business. Things start to go wrong at the hen party of one of Sapphire's friends - who just happens to be one of the nation's favourite celebrities. Will Sapphire be able to save the day and in doing so, her business? From the Hardcover edition.

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  Hardcover
  2009

  $3.34

  Praise for Katie Price. 'A fabulous guilty holiday pleasure' - heat. Unabashedly laden with sex and OTT with glitz...Go on run yourself a bath full of bubbles and indulge in this page-turner - Now. 'Glam, glitz, gorgeous people...so Jordan!' - Woman. 'A real insight into the celebrity world' - OK! 'Brilliantly bitchy' - New. 'The perfect sexy summer read' New Woman. 'A fun, blisteringly paced yet fluffy novel' Cosmopolitan. 'Celebrity fans, want the perfect night in? Flick back those hair extensions, pull on the Juicy Couture trackie, then join Angel on her rocky ride to WAG central' - Scottish Daily. 'A page-turner...it is brilliant. Genuinely amusing and readable' Evening Standard.