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 From the bestselling author of A Woman of Substance comes an explosive novel about one woman's journey to success.

Annette Remmington is a London art consultant and private dealer at the top of her game. When a rare and long lost Rembrandt finds its way into her hands – and sells in a frantic and high profile auction – she is at the pinnacle of her career and becomes the most talked about art dealer in the world.

Marius Remmington is Annett's husband. For twenty years, Marius has groomed her into the international art star that she has become, not to mention saving her from a dark and gritty past. She is his pride and joy, and as her best advisor, it's with great care that he hand picks only the best journalist possible to do a profile on his beloved – Jack Chalmers. Marius believes only he will be able to capture the true brilliance of his lovely wife, but he never intended putting his marriage in jeopardy. And how could he know that Jack would uncover a scandal that could ultimately destroy them all?

©2010 Barbara Taylor Bradford (P)2010 HarperCollins Publishers Limited Contemporary Fiction Fiction Genre Fiction Marriage

Critic reviews

‘As romantic and thrilling as the rest’ The Independent on Sunday

‘It is a classic BTB: glamorous people in glamorous places doing glamorous things…’ The Independent on Sunday

‘The novel has that compulsive page-turning quality that marks out a bestseller as this one is bound to be’ Daily Express

Praise for Barbara Taylor Bradford:

'Queen of the genre' Sunday Times

‘Few novelists are as consummate as Barbara Taylor Bradford at keeping the reader turning the page. She is one of the world’s best at spinning yarns’ Guardian

‘Memorable and moving…a sure-fire winner’ Express
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This was okay, managed to read the whole book although it was a little slow in places. Certainly not one of her best books.

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Not up to her usual standard. Disappointing with the 'obviousness' of her plot. I'm afraid that I don't like the reader either.

Playing the Game by Barbara Taylor Bradford

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