Dazzle

by Judith Krantz

Book Overview

"Captivating. Krantz's latest tome... is her??most erotic yet.Dazzle??sizzles." --Daily News, Los??Angeles. Now, Judith Krantz, best-selling author??ofScruples,Mistral's??Daughter, andTill We Meet... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553293761
• ISBN13: 9780553293760
• Release Date: February 1992
• Publisher: Bantam
• Length: 592 Pages
• Weight: 0.68 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

A Seminar of Good Writing!

For me, Dazzle is the best use of American Contemporary English ever! Not since reading Winston Churchill's English have I found such rewarding uses of language! A well-told tale told in the best our tongue has to offer!

It depics the life and times of real life Fictinal people

It is true judith krintz. The way she portrays the people to the end. I am a big fan of hers. Once again she has not let me down.

Judith Krantz does it again!!!!

Dazzle is a good book, however I think I like the Scruples series better. This one doesn't move as fast as her others, but all in all, it's a decent read for a Krantz fan.

DAZZLE IS ONE HOT STATISFYING READ!

I had to have this book after reading the condensed version in Good Housekeeping. The main character, Jazz Kilkullen is as exciting as her career in celebrity photography. And her relationship with Casey Nelson is what attracted me to the story in the first place. Here is a woman who can practically have any man she wants, including a hollywood megastar and a charming war photographer. Then, her eyes fall upon an awkward and clumsy *only when around her!* investor/cowboy who's as interesting as Jazz herself. I read this book in one day. It's utterly sinful, full of steamy sex, and an absolutely satisfying read! My favorite Judith Krantz novel!

Very entertaining again

The main character in Dazzle (that's her name believe it or not) may be one of the most appealing of Judith Krantz's pantheon of attractive heroines. As usual, you get a very entertaining modern-day fairytale, lots of interesting details (this time, about the world of commercial photography and California land grants...I know, sounds like a wierd combination, but that's entertainment!), some sex scenes for mild titilation (why are the lesbian scenes the most erotic in her books?), and a satisfying resolution. One bonus for Krantz; in one brief scene, a few of the former characters in her other books make cameo appearances. I wish Ms. Krantz would do that more..it's like meeting old friends again!