Genuine Lies

Name: Genuine Lies
Brand: Totvsrj-record-dc
SKU: 9786558382317
Price: 89.90 BRL
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Autor: Nora Roberts

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Mystery and passion in the spotlight. In Genuine Lies , by New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts, a biographer risks her own life to tell the story and darkest secrets of a towering Hollywood star.

Eve Benedict is a film legend: a fifty-year career, two Oscars, and a Tony Award. Her life is a Hollywood script, full of glamour, passion, and success, but also marked by betrayals, secrets, and twists and turns.

Behind the luxury of awards and applause lies a world of intrigue and lies that Eve has always been adept at hiding. However, at sixty-seven, she decides to make peace with the past and reveal everything. Eve Benedict's memoir promises not only to recount her awards and four marriages, but also to expose the behind-the-scenes details that many in Hollywood would prefer to leave as they are: behind the scenes.

Julia Summers is the biographer Eve handpicked to tell her story. Julia and her 10-year-old son trade their quiet life in Connecticut for the festive Beverly Hills. After all, how could she pass up such an opportunity? But as soon as she arrives at Eve's mansion, in addition to the actress's stardom, Julia must contend with threatening notes and Paul Winthrop, Eve's stepson, a handsome man with piercing eyes and a dangerous demeanor, who will do anything to protect the only woman he's ever loved.

As her relationship with Eve grows ever closer, Julia will have to face her fear for her own safety and that of her son and decide whether it's really worth revealing the truth about Hollywood.

“Nora Roberts does a magnificent job of weaving the compelling stories of Eve Benedict's past into the unfolding love story.” — USA Today

“Simply unparalleled.” — The Boston Globe

“It's impossible to capture the feeling of having a dream come true in a jar, but Nora Roberts certainly manages to capture it in the pages of this book.” — The New York Times