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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.
<p>Praise for Last Dance with Valentino</p>
<p>‘a gripping, bittersweet love story’ SUNDAY TIMES</p>
<p>‘impeccably researched and beautifully-written’ DAILY MAIL</p>
<p>‘Daisy Waugh delivers her engaging tale with wit and a real lightness of touch’ LITERARY REVIEW</p>
<p>‘written in deft, engrossing prose, this story is dizzy with glamour and heartbreak.’ EASY LIVING</p>
<p>‘Waugh weaves fact with fiction into a novel with glamour, tragedy and romance’ CHOICE</p>
<p>‘It’s intelligent, inventive and deliciously entertaining’ SAGA</p>
If you like The Artist you’ll love Daisy Waugh’s Last Dance with Valentino.
One night. One dance. One love to last a lifetime.
1916. Leaving war-ravaged London, Jenny Doyle sets sail for New York where she is to work for the de Saulles family. Their home, Gatsby-like in elegance, is rife with intrigue and madness. Only Jenny’s friendship with dancer Rodolfo offers escape… until, one tragic day, the household is changed forever.
1926. America booms, prohibition rules and Rodolfo has taken his place on the silver screen as Rudolph Valentino. Will the world’s most desired film star and his lost love have their Hollywood happy ending, or will the tragic echoes from their time with the de Saulles thwart them one last time?
Hugely ambitious departure for this bestselling novelist, perfect for fans of Victoria Hislop.
Based on the real-life mystery of Valentino’s secret love and reported deathbed declarations.
Daisy Waugh’s profile is at an all-time high with two columns in The Sunday Times.
Product details
Biographical note
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.