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Jamie and Louise look more like twins than brother and sister. He is nineteen and should be in college. She is twenty and already washed-up as a fashion model. But when Jamie travels with Louise to her last fashion shows in Milan and Paris, he becomes part of the entourage of Gianni Osano, an ageing designer with a flagging reputation. As Osano's career goes into free-fall and Louise's begins to re-ignite, Jamie is suddenly the brother of Europe's most talked-about model. But then Jamie learns what they are talking about... - Rumour 1: Jamie and Louise are lovers, immersed in an incestuous affair. - Rumour 2: Osano's collection is funded by criminals. When the shows are over, he will die. Everyone believes the rumours. As the tour finally reaches Paris, even Jamie begins to think they might be true.
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White Mice, Nicholas Blincoe
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- Released
- 2002
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- Title
- White Mice
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Nicholas Blincoe
- Publisher
- SCEPTRE
- Released
- 2002
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 272
- ISBN10
- 0340750472
- ISBN13
- 9780340750476
- Series
- Rating
- 1 out of 5
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- Jamie and Louise look more like twins than brother and sister. He is nineteen and should be in college. She is twenty and already washed-up as a fashion model. But when Jamie travels with Louise to her last fashion shows in Milan and Paris, he becomes part of the entourage of Gianni Osano, an ageing designer with a flagging reputation. As Osano's career goes into free-fall and Louise's begins to re-ignite, Jamie is suddenly the brother of Europe's most talked-about model. But then Jamie learns what they are talking about... - Rumour 1: Jamie and Louise are lovers, immersed in an incestuous affair. - Rumour 2: Osano's collection is funded by criminals. When the shows are over, he will die. Everyone believes the rumours. As the tour finally reaches Paris, even Jamie begins to think they might be true.