Talk of Hollywood

Carole Mortimer

Thorndike Press, 2012 - Fiction - 283 pages

From his latest sports car to his latest blonde, gossip surrounds infamous Hollywood actor and director Jaxon Wilder. Sources are speculating about an unknown beauty that Jaxon is determined to get to know, intimately! Except, Stazy is nothing like Jaxon's usual conquests. To Jaxon's disgust, she demands an equal stake in his project, they'll have to work side-by-side for months! Jaxon agrees to a professional partnership, knowing that however hard Stazy tries to resist, eventually they'll tantalise the tabloids with a scandalous affair, on and off the red carpet!

What people are saying

Review: The Talk of Hollywood (Mills & Boon Modern)

User Review  - Alex Economides - Goodreads

I love Mills & Boon novels – I own over 1000 on my bookshelf of my favorite authors books I have enjoyed some of this author's books but The Talk of Hollywood by Carole Mortimer is not going to find a ...

Review: The Talk of Hollywood (Mills & Boon Modern)

User Review  - Meetu - Goodreads

There is not much of a story here and the female protagonist seems irrational and immature. There isn't much substance in the hero either.

About the author

Romance author Carole Mortimer was born in a small village in England. She trained as a nurse for one year, but had to stop due to weakness in her back that resulted from a fall. She began writing while she was working in the computer department of a stationary company. Her first book, A Passionate Winter, was published in 1978 and she has written over 100 books since then.

Bibliographic information

• Title: Talk of Hollywood; Mills & Boon large print romance; Mills & Boon romance
• Author: Carole Mortimer
• Edition: large print
• Publisher: Thorndike Press, 2012
• ISBN: 0263225771, 9780263225778
• Length: 283 pages
• Subjects: Fiction / Romance / General