Cooper, Jilly

Abigail Rosen, known to her fans as Appassionata, was a renowned violinist whose career was tragically cut short by a dramatic suicide attempt. Determined to rebuild her life, she sets her sights on...

Class A View from Middle England by Jilly Cooper is a humorous exploration of the social classes in the UK. The author, describing herself as 'upper middle class', sets out to refute the claim that...

Rupert's obsession with winning is all-consuming, driven by his desire to surpass his rival Cosmo Rannaldini's champion stallion, Roberto's Revenge. This fixation comes at a cost, threatening to...

Jilly Cooper's Polo is a thrilling tale of love, obsession, and the high-stakes world of polo. When tragedy strikes, a young girl's life is forever changed, setting her on a journey to win back a man...

Rivals by Jilly Cooper is a juicy and entertaining novel about the cutthroat world of 1980s British television. When Lord Baddingham hires Irish talk show star Declan O'Hara to produce his program,...

Sir Robert Rannaldini's ambitions are as complex as his personality. He seeks to seduce his stepdaughter Tabitha Campbell-Black and make a definitive film of Verdi's dark opera, Don Carlos. However,...

Rupert Campbell-Black, the iconic and charismatic racehorse owner-trainer, is in a dark place. His adored wife, Taggie, is undergoing chemotherapy, and his beloved leading stallion has been...

Jilly Cooper's The Common Years is a poignant and engaging portrait of life on a London green. Over the course of ten years, Cooper lived at the edge of Putney Common, where she kept a daily diary,...

Lysander Hawkley was a man of great charm and kindness, with a heart that always went out to those in need. His mid-life crisis had begun at twenty-two, following the loss of his beautiful mother,...