#3
Posted: 9/19/15 at 10:38pm
Aww. I stood in line to get a book autographed for my sister's birthday present and I was the last in line and she seemed to enjoy getting campy with me. I never read her but I definitely loved her after that. Oh. And PS, she was remarkably kind to the differently abled woman in front of me who presented her with books she had picked up at a library sale, including a few she hadn't written! Remembering that, now I'm really sad.
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Updated On: 9/19/15 at 10:38 PM
#4
Posted: 9/20/15 at 8:54am
I will never forget picking up Rock Star, since I liked cheap romance novels (think Fabio) and LOVED rock stars. It was QUITE the education. From the old dude at the beginning having a heart attack while beating off into a hooker's shoe to the guy realizing the woman he was getting off with a handgun with a filed down scope was actually his sister. I think that need an additional read.
RIP, Ms. Collins
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#5
Posted: 9/20/15 at 11:27am
Never read her, but I did enjoy on a base level THE STUD and--one of the best titles ever for a mainstream movie--THE BITCH, both starring sister Joan.
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#6
Posted: 9/20/15 at 1:52pm
Used to enjoy her books. The Hollywood Wives, Husbands, Kids. Also the Lucky books. Then all of a sudden I just stopped buying them. I don't know if it was because I grew out of interest of the plot lines or my tastes changed. Jackie, thank you for giving me some enjoyable reads. RIP.
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