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Old Sins: Penny Vincenzi's bestselling first novel

Old Sins: Penny Vincenzi's bestselling first novel

by PennyVincenzi (Author)

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    Paperback 2008

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    Paperback 1992

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    Hardcover 1989

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Synopsis

POWER: Two clever, stylish and ambitious women are fighting for control of a multi-million cosmetics empire. MYSTERY: What is the secret that lies behind its charming, ruthless, mysterious creator, Julian Morell - and why when he dies does he split the family inheritance between his family and a complete stranger? GLAMOUR: Here are the designer interiors, the jewels, pictures, cars and to-die-for couture of the rich and the super-rich - the glittering, fabulous world Julian created for himself, and the six powerful women who loved him. PASSION: A love story, poignant, sexy, tempestuous, spanning thirty years, a mother, a mistress, a wife and a daughter, but always overshadowed by ... old sins.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 992
 Edition: First THUS
 Publisher: Arrow
Published: 07 Feb 2008
ISBN 10: 0099515040
ISBN 13: 9780099515043
Book Overview: Old sins cast long shadows. Enter the irresistible world of Penny Vincenzi. Read her very first novel.

Media Reviews
A superior three star novel. An impressive, silky smooth saga, which explores the boudoir and business lives of a mega-rich family * Sunday Telegraph *
This super-glossy first novel...catches the passing reflection, the sheen and glitter of things, spying out the trends...make no mistake, this is contemporary writing * Guardian *
Author Bio
Penny Vincenzi is one of the UK's best-loved and most popular authors. Since her first novel, Old Sins, was published in 1989, she has written fourteen bestselling novels, most recently The Best of Times and the number one bestseller An Absolute Scandal. Her first 'proper' job was at the Harrods Library, aged sixteen, after which she went to secretarial college. She joined the Mirror and later became a journalist, writing for The Times, the Daily Mail and Cosmopolitan amongst many others, before turning to fiction. Several years later, over seven million copies of Penny's novels have been sold worldwide, and she is universally held to be the 'doyenne of the modern blockbuster' (Glamour). Penny has four daughters and divides her time between London and Gower, South Wales.