Jilly Cooper

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Don't miss the hilarious steamy romance from the Sunday Times bestselling author of Rivals

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Produktbeschreibung

From the Sunday Times bestselling author of Rivals, now a major series on Disney+

Sir Robert Rannaldini, the most successful but detested conductor in the world, had two ambitions: to seduce his ravishing nineteen-year-old stepdaughter Tabitha Campbell-Black, and to put his mark on musical history by making the definitive film of Verdi's darkest opera, Don Carlos.

As Rannaldini, his charismatic French director Tristan, and a volatile cast and crew gather at Rannaldini's haunted abbey for filming, it is inevitable that violent feuds, abandoned bonking, temperamental screaming, and devious plotting will ensue. But although everyone wished Rannaldini dead, no one actually thought the Maestro would be murdered. Or that after the dreadful deed some very bizarre things would continue to occur.

Praise for Jilly Cooper and Score!
'Romance, glamour, seismic sex and delightful comedy?this book is a slice of heaven: pure, blissful escapism' Kate Saunders, New Statesman
'A deliciously funny, lusty, riproaring read with the added dimension of suspense and murder'
Good Housekeeping
'Has all the usual Cooper ingredients ... but with the added twist of a murder mystery' Linda Roberts, Daily Mail

Jilly Cooper, Sunday Times bestseller, May 2024

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Transworld
• Seitenzahl: 800
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Dezember 2010
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781409032380
• Artikelnr.: 39216726

Autorenporträt

Jilly Cooper was a journalist, author and media superstar. The author of many number one bestselling books, she lived in Gloucestershire where her groundbreaking Rutshire Chronicles series was set.

Awarded honorary doctorates by the Universities of Gloucestershire and Anglia Ruskin, she also won the inaugural Comedy Women in Print lifetime achievement award in 2019, and was appointed DBE in 2024 for services to literature and charity. She died in 2025.