Rock Star and The Lifeguard

&quote;Jackie wrote about Hollywood with total authenticity, breaking all the rules and taboos.&quote; — Barbara Taylor Bradford, author of A Woman of SubstanceEverybody wanted to go to bed with Tony Guiseppi. It had been that way since seventh grade. And not only females, males felt that way too — they were always coming onto him, eyeing him appreciatively, inviting him to a ball game, lunch or a night on the town. Anything he wanted, in fact.In fact, he wanted nothing.Tony Guiseppi had learned at an early age that looks were only the package. He knew he was exceptionally good looking. It did not impress him.Tony Guiseppi was half Italian (his father, Roberto, was a crotch-stroking, drunken native of Naples, who came to America in 1972 for a vacation and stayed), and half American (his mother, Ruth, would have been a Jewish princess if only her family had possessed money). As it was she was a waitress when his father came upon her — literally. They were married exactly one month before Tony entered the world. This short story is a delightful look into how Jackie Collins creates her characters.Already read The Rock Star and the Lifeguard? Try some novels by Jackie Collins!The Lucky Santangelo series1. Chances2. Lucky3. Lady Boss4. Vendetta: Lucky's Revenge5. Dangerous Kiss6. Drop Dead Beautiful7. Poor Little Bitch Girl8. Goddess of Vengeance9. Confessions of a Wild Child — Lucky: The Early Years 10. The Santangelos11. A Santangelo StoryThe World is Full series1. The World is Full of Married Men2. The World is Full of Divorced Women