The Early Years (Lucky Santangelo) - Confessions of a Wild Child

Shows just what is wrong with Hollywood, Vegas, stardom, children of SOME of the wealthy, etc. Every chapter was very predictable especially if you have kept up with the news in the last 5 years. Just a lot of scenes, language, and excess to try to shock the reader. Didn't happen--mostly just sadness for these lost children who have money but no attention. Just a disappointment and don't plan to read any more of her books as they are basically all alike--at least the ones I have read are.

This is part of the "Lucky Santangelo" saga and I have read most of Jackie Collins books she has ever written. Although this book started off abit slowly, it did dramatically improve to her great writing ability and I would strongly recommened this book to any reader who loves romance/drama and a read which is rather 'on the naughty side' of things!!

I love Jackie Collins books but for some reason I felt like I had read this before. I think most of the story line has been explained in her other books. Didn't really feel like I was reading a "new" Jackie book

Whilst this novel was about a familiar character I felt that it was quite light and fluffy. The events leading to Ginormous marrying lucky off to Craven were trivial compared to other books in the series.

Another quick page turner for Jackie Collins and Luck Santangelo! I had a six hour flight and needed to dowload this book to my Kindle in a hurry. It was the perfect book for the flight! Time simply flew by. But, don't ask me to remember the story in a few weeks.
Will not be able to.

Thought I was in for a great Jackie Collins read. This was scraping the bottom of the barrell. Learned nothing new, the book ends so suddenly I thought I had pages missing. A HUGE disappointment. I wouldn't waste your money. Sorry Jackie....but it's true.