Daisy Waugh used to write a weekly newspaper column from Los Angeles about her attempts to become a Hollywood scriptwriter. Today she writes two weekly columns for the Sunday Times. She and her family live in London. This is her sixth novel.
Praise for Last Dance with Valentino `a gripping, bittersweet love story’ SUNDAY TIMES `written in deft, engrossing prose, this story is dizzy with glamour and heartbreak.’ EASY LIVING `impeccably researched and beautifully-written’ DAILY MAIL `Waugh weaves fact with fiction into a novel with glamour, tragedy and romance’ CHOICE `It’s intelligent, inventive and deliciously entertaining’ SAGA Praise for Daisy Waugh: `Sparkling fun.’ HEAT `Full of laugh-out-loud funny bits.’ NEW WOMAN `Possessed of her late father, Auberons’ dry wit, and grandfather Evelyn’s light comic touch, Daisy Waugh’s refreshing tale of a glamorous urbanite’s struggle to come to terms with life running a crumbling country-house hotel is a joy. Especially the stabs at egocentric celebrity types.’ CHOICE `A surprisingly witty, romantic read.’ COMPANY `Waugh’s take on media life is spot on, as are her descriptions of the more irritating aspects of country life.’ MARIE CLAIRE
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