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An Inconvenient Woman | Dominick Dunne

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Jules Mendelson is wealthy. Astronomically so. He and his wife lead the kind of charity-giving, art-filled, high-society life for which each has been carefully groomed. Until Jules falls in love with Flo March, a beautiful actress/waitress. What Flo discovers about the superrich is not a pretty sight. And in the end, she wants no more than what she was promised. But when Flo begins to share the true story of her life among the Mendelsons, not everyone is in a listening mood. And some cold shoulders have very sharp edges. . . . From the Paperback edition.

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An Inconvenient Woman | Dominick Dunne

Trying to get back into #PhotoADayNov16 - #publishedinthe1990s -I really enjoy Dominick Dunne's novels, which I describe as books about 'rich people doing scandalous things'. This one was first published in 1990.

ValerieAndBooks Sounds good! I have his The Two Mrs Grenvilles in my TBR. 7y

Oftencantdecide @ValerieAndBooks - 'The Two Mrs. Grenvilles' is my favorite of his books, although 'A Season in Putgatory' is a close second.