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FLAVOR OF THE MONTH by Olivia Goldsmith (1993, Hardcover)
Description: FLAVOR of the MONTH: A Novel by the Author of THE FIRST WIVES CLUB (Hardcover: 698 pages; approx. 9½" x 6½")
From the jacket: "Actress Mary Jane Moran---never a beauty---has just lost not only the off-Broadway role she created but also the only man she ever loved. Hollywood has stolen both, and rejected her as too fat, too plain, and, at thirty-four, too old for the movie version. She has no power as an actress or a woman. After the despair and rage pass, Mary Jane comes to a decision. She is determined to buy the one thing that might really change her life: beauty.
Two years, forty pounds, sixty-seven thousand dollars, and an excruciating series of surgeries later, Mary Jane emerges as Jahne Moore---thin, gorgeous, and ready for the big time."
Author: Olivia Goldsmith
Condition: Good, I'd say. This is an ex-library copy with corresponding rubber-stamped markings on the first page and the title page. The dust jacket is somewhat scuffed with remnants of a couple of library stickers. A few pages have mildly dog-eared corners but I found no tears or other extraneous markings. There are small tape remnants on the boards.
Published: Poseidon Press / Simon & Schuster; 1993
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From the jacket: "Actress Mary Jane Moran---never a beauty---has just lost not only the off-Broadway role she created but also the only man she ever loved. Hollywood has stolen both, and rejected her as too fat, too plain, and, at thirty-four, too old for the movie version. She has no power as an actress or a woman. After the despair and rage pass, Mary Jane comes to a decision. She is determined to buy the one thing that might really change her life: beauty.
Two years, forty pounds, sixty-seven thousand dollars, and an excruciating series of surgeries later, Mary Jane emerges as Jahne Moore---thin, gorgeous, and ready for the big time."
Author: Olivia Goldsmith
Condition: Good, I'd say. This is an ex-library copy with corresponding rubber-stamped markings on the first page and the title page. The dust jacket is somewhat scuffed with remnants of a couple of library stickers. A few pages have mildly dog-eared corners but I found no tears or other extraneous markings. There are small tape remnants on the boards.
Published: Poseidon Press / Simon & Schuster; 1993
**NOTE**: Shipping charges are discounted when more than one of my items are purchased at the same time. See what else I have to offer!
