The Lonely Lady

De: Harold Robbins

Narrado por: Maria Debonair

Meet JeriLee Randall, aspiring actress, ambitious writer, and sexual powerhouse. It is this ambition that takes her away from her tiny hometown of Port Clare and sets her on a collision course with her future.

Surviving on determination and seduction, she makes her way to Broadway and then on to Hollywood. The bright lights mask a deeper darkness, and JeriLee is quickly drawn into a world of greed, drugs, casting couches, and smooth-talking power players. She struggles to hold on to her honesty and the code of ethics she developed in her youth. More than anything else, she struggles to hold on to her dreams of success and stardom. It will take all her strength and cunning to escape Hollywood's death grip and beat the power elite at their own game.

Harold Robbins, the author who rewrote the rules for erotic fiction, turns Hollywood on its ear in The Lonely Lady.

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disjoined

struggled to keep tract of the different time periods. multiple time periods in the same chapter. far too much sex with far too many people.

Lonely indeed

I loved the story and the narrator. I goes to show you that sometimes you may be surrounded by people, but yet feel alone and lonely when dealing with life choices. I admired the fact that she stuck to her conviction despite the obstacles.

The Lonely Lady

This book deeply illustrates raw human emotions of fear, desperation, survival, anxiety, sadness, grief, frustration, and hope. The narrator of this timeless classic vividly describes how one woman searches for her destiny and true value as a person by pursuing her dream as a writer. As the story gradually unfolds, it protestically depicts "The Lonely Lady's" horrific journey as she struggles to stardom as a successful writer.

Horrible

Narrator awful, the story is good.but couldn’t tolerate the narrator! I was to late listening to it to return it.