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Mentioned in 7 episodes

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo

Book • 2017

Taylor Jenkins Reid

The book tells the story of Evelyn Hugo, a reclusive Hollywood movie icon who, at the age of 79, decides to reveal the true story of her life to unknown magazine reporter Monique Grant.

Evelyn's life is chronicled through her seven marriages, her rise to fame in the 1950s, and her struggles with identity, love, and the harsh realities of being a Cuban and bisexual woman in a repressive culture.

The novel explores themes of ambition, friendship, and forbidden love, and how Evelyn's life intersects with Monique's in tragic and irreversible ways.

Mentioned by

Jennifer Offren

Taylor Chamberlain Dilk

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Recommended by

Grace Beverley

as a gripping or life-changing book.

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Mentioned by

David Pugliese

as one of Taylor Jenkins Reid's previous popular books.

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Mentioned as an example of a book that connects timelines through shared themes.

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Mentioned when discussing a Time Magazine profile about her success on BookTok.

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Mentioned by

Kate Fagan

in her query letter to

Carly Watters

as a comparable book and also mentioned by

Kate Fagan

as a book

Carly Watters

represented.

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Mentioned as the author of previous books, highlighting her literary success.

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Mentioned by

Stevie Martin

as a favorite author whose books are enjoyable and easy to read.

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Mentioned by

Alice Sheridan

as a book she is currently reading.

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Mentioned by

Shelby Sacco

; discussed as a favorite book.

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Mentioned by

Shelby Sacco

and

Taylor Chamberlain Dilk

; Shelby read it with her grandmother.

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Mentioned as the book Jess read on her new Kindle, giving it a 3.5-4/5 rating due to predictability.

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Mentioned by

Janet Wang

as a book she is currently listening to on Audible.

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Recommended by

Bradley Tusk

as a book about loving who you want and being true to yourself.

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Mentioned by AI

Mike Rugnetta

as the third book in a round of Goodreads reviews.

Betting On Whatever

Mentioned as one of the previous books by Taylor Jenkins Reid.

The making of an ‘authoritarian personality’

Mentioned by

Jennifer Offren

as one of the previous books by Taylor Jenkins Reid.

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Mentioned by

Jemma Sbeg

as a book recommendation for Zoe.

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Mentioned by

Mark Mordue

as a previous novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid.

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