Name: Rivals
ISBN: 9780552156370

Jilly Cooper

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.

Rivals

Hooked until the very last page… bring on the next one!

Lili

The funniest part of this was that Declan's reaction at the end makes it seem like Jilly Cooper herself just wanted this book to end, she was done.

This is rich people problems and I liked some of it (where I cared for the characters) and then had to sit through other bits of it (where I simply did not care for the characters). Mostly made me think that there might be something wrong with me for not having at least three separate affairs within 12 calendar months. Maybe I should hang out around the race course a little more?

Special thanks to TfL and National Rail for providing me with long stretches of time where I could simply read. Finishing this book would have not been possible without you.

The funniest part of this was that Declan's reaction at the end makes it seem like Jilly Cooper herself just wanted this book to end, she was done.

This is rich people problems and I liked some of it (where I cared for the characters) and then had to sit through other bits of it (where I simply did not care for the characters). Mostly made me think that there might be something wrong with me for not having at least three separate affairs within 12 calendar months. Maybe I should hang out around the race course a little more?

Special thanks to TfL and National Rail for providing me with long stretches of time where I could simply read. Finishing this book would have not been possible without you.

Rivals

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