Title: Entertaining, but not as addictive as VALLEY OF THE DOLLS
Product review: If you are considering buyig this book, you are probably looking for the same addictive trashy fun that you found in Valley of the Dolls. Well, it's addictive, though it may not be great literature (come on, it's not supposed to be), but it definitely doesn't supersede its infamous predecessor.First of all, it is NOT a sequel, though it is also about the moguls of show business. The characters in Valley of the Dolls were far more intriguing-- I felt like I really knew them. In The Love Machine, you learn a lot about a certain character, and then all of a sudden they disappear from the book. Nevertheless, I'd recommend this book to anyone who couldn't put down Valley of the Dolls-- it'll keep you coming back for more, just don't expect the same thrill.
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