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Title: PEOPLE WILL TALK by Goldberg ISBN: 0-671-77669-X Publisher: Atria Books Pub. Date: 01 December, 1994 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $22.00

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Average Customer Rating: 2.5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 4
Summary: Interesting look at the world of gossip
Comment: Not sure what book the other reviewer read but it wasn't this one! I found this book to be what it is, a good "trashy" novel to devour in a night or two. Interesting look at the inner world of gossip. Not the best book I have ever read but great lead character.

Rating: 1
Summary: A piece of hard-core porn trash from Linda Tripp's agent
Comment: This book, which Kirkus review refers to as a funny romp through NY "high society" is a) not funny b) has nothing to do with society, high or low, abd c) is pure hard-core porn

It is allegedly a book about how women get ahead in the world of publishing, but it is acutally a piece of badly written hard core pornography with page after page of graphic (but not very sexy) sex described in pure Anglo-Saxon.

There is even a character -- a whore -- with the nom-de-lit of Monica Champagne (book was published originally in 1994!)

Feminists will not be amused: the way that women get ahead, or catch men, or do anything, is by either being totally obedient and subservient, or by luring them (if that's the word) into bed where anything goes, and the real trick is to fake an orgasm.

The characters in this book make Monica L. look like a rank amateur in the stalking department, but it is interesting to see Ms. Goldberg's mind at work, then to recall her statements and advice to Ms. Tripp.

In addition to the rest, the writing is sophomoric and trite and the plot makes the average soap opera look like "War and Peace."

Pure garbage.