Last Dance with Valentino by Daisy Waugh

Hollywood glamour conceals love, ambition and heartbreak

Good Condition – noticeable cover staining and edge wear with page tanning.

In 1916, Jenny Doyle leaves England for New York and is soon drawn into the exhilarating new world of silent film. As ambition carries her towards Hollywood, she becomes entangled with the rising star Rudolph Valentino, whose fame, marriages and public image make private happiness increasingly difficult. Years later, the people closest to him must confront the cost of celebrity and the memories left behind. Daisy Waugh blends romance, wit and historical fiction in a story of reinvention, friendship and desire set against the birth of the modern film industry.