You'll Never Make Love in This Town Again The Flip Side to the Pretty Woman Story by Robin Liza Jennie Louise Frankel -Editor Tiffany; Liza; Jennie Louise Frankel -Editor; Tiffany - 1996

Beverly Hills, CA: Dove Books. Fine in Fine dust jacket 1996. First Edition. Hardcover. Marfree, acidfree 1stEd; not written-in, underlined, club, remainder or ex-library. Fine in Fine unclipped DJ w/ those big red lips. Mail SAMEDAY! ; 1.02 x 9.32 x 6.32; 251 pages; Wild, graphic, sometimes funny, ultimately sad -- this is the book that had Hollywood hiding behind closed doors and "no comment". Four beautiful young women tell the stories of the famous, the sexy, the rich, and the sadistic. #Ingram: This all-true tell-all follows the lives of three women living in the "cesspool" called Hollywood. From Jack Nicholson to Heidi Fleiss to Sylvester Stallone, this scintillating book exposes a seedy side of the movie making industry, equally as insidious as the business truths exposed in You'll Never Eat Lunch in This Town Again--and twice as intriguing. #I'm not really sure what initially attracted me to this book but as I began to read it I became totally enthralled in the lives of the four women who were brave enough to come forth and tell their interesting yet saddening and disgusting stories of their run ins with some of Hollywoods most powerful players. I fell in love with Robin, Liza, Linda, and Tiffany. These women have seen and been through so much but have risen to overcome the darkness that held a shroud over their lives for so long. Without giving to much away, there are stories of producer Don Simpson's violent S & M practices, Lorenzo Lamas' insensitivity, Hugh Heffner's passion for watching, and so many other stories that will shock and sadden you at the same time. This is an important book that must be read to be beieleved. It will also strike a cord in your heart. It makes you wish you could reach a hand out and help save these young ladies who go to Hollywood with the dreams of being someone special, only to be drug deep into the scum and filth that actually lies within even though they should know that they already are special like everyone else. After reading this book, you will lose respect for the dirty business of Hollywood but will become more open minded to what is seen and felt by someone who needs to be loved and not used. Give these girls a chance, they deserve to be heard. .