Martha Stewart - Just Desserts: The Unauthorized BiographyDomestic Goddess, Martha Stewart, once considered the epitome of perfection, has done a one-eighty. At the height of her game, as the head of a billion dollar corporation, she's been indicted in a shocking criminal insider trading case, and if convicted, the undisputed doyenne of style' could be imprisoned. |
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User Review - engpunk77 - LibraryThingAunt Nancy shared this with me--a fun read--felt gossipy and voyeuristic. Stewart was portrayed as a character you just love to hate. Read full review
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User Review - moonshineandrosefire - LibraryThingI just finished Martha Stewart Just Desserts: The Unauthorized Biography by Jerry Oppenheimer. I thought that this book was great; it is a must-read for anyone who wants to know the 'dirt' on Martha Stewart. I give it an A+! Read full review
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| Title | Martha Stewart - Just Desserts: The Unauthorized Biography From the Files of the National Enquirer Series |
| Author | Jerry Oppenheimer |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | AMI Books, Incorporated, 2003 |
| ISBN | 193227023X, 9781932270235 |
| Length | 448 pages |
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