The Most Beautiful Man in the World
- Series: Jill Marshall Adult Fiction
All their lives have been impacted by the Most Beautiful Man in the World.
Only when he's found floating face-down in his LA pool do they find out the ugly truth - about themselves, each other, and the man they've chased around the world and across the decades.
- Series: Jill Marshall Adult Fiction
- Category: Fiction » Mystery & detective » General
- Published: Nov. 3, 2010
- Words: 79,080
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9780473180041
Jill Marshall is the author of the best-selling Jane Blonde series and fiction for children, young adults and adults. Her middle-grade series about sensational girl spy, Jane Blonde,published by Macmillan Children's Books UK, has sold hundreds of thousands of copies around the world, featured as a World Book Day title and reached the UK Times Top 10 for all fiction. Jane Blonde has been optioned for film and TV and is currently undergoing some exciting Wower-ish transformations.
Jill has now brought Jane together with her other series in this age group - Doghead, The Legend of Matilda Peppercorn, Stein & Frank - in a fantastic new ensemble series. Meet the SWAGG team, and their first book, SPOOK.
As well as books for tweens and teens, Jill writes for young adults and adults, each with a collection of three stand-alone novels. She also writes for younger children, with a Hachette-published picture book for teenies, Kave-Tina Rox.
When she's not writing books, Jill is a communications consultant and a proud mum and nana. She divides her time between the UK and New Zealand, and hopes one day to travel between the two by SatiSPI or ESPIdrilles.
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Absolutely not erotica! But maybe not suitable for Jane Blonde fans.
Reviews of The Most Beautiful Man in the World by Jill Marshall
A witty novel that is liberally seasoned with literary references. In other words my kind of book! Totally engrossing.
This is a fast-paced modern read. We all know men like this - they seem to have everything in control, including all the women that come into contact with them. This guy's trail of destruction unfortunately includes some pretty gutsy women who eventually win, but not in the manner you might expect. They turn out to be just as creative as he is manipulative. Believable characters and a great (and unpredictable) plot make this an enjoyable and very satisfying read. Highly recommended.