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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - PennZone -- The spotlight is back on Hollywood's most legendary star — and the untold true story of how she built her final empire. Chasing Elizabeth Taylor, the memoir by Jack Abramov, is now available in a limited-edition hardcover, offering readers an inside look at the glittering world of luxury, celebrity, and one unforgettable business partnership.

As the co-founder and former CEO of House of Taylor Jewelry, Abramov takes readers on a front-row journey from his family's humble jewelry business to the moment he joined forces with Dame Elizabeth Taylor, the most famous woman in the world.

Featuring exclusive stories of working with icons like Celine Dion, Elton John, and Kathy Ireland, Chasing Elizabeth Taylor is a tribute to the dreamers who dare to build something beautiful. The memoir reads like a modern Hollywood fairytale, filled with ambition, high society, heartbreak, and the electric charm of a woman whose name defined glamour for generations.

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Told with cinematic flair, Chasing Elizabeth Taylor delivers the glitz of The Devil Wears Prada, the edge of The Wolf of Wall Street, and the high price of chasing a billion-dollar dream.

Chasing Elizabeth Taylor: "House of Hustle: Diamonds, Divas & the Fall of a Dream" is now available in a limited-release hardcover, along with paperback and Kindle editions on Amazon

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About the Author:
Jack Abramov is the former CEO and co-founder of House of Taylor Jewelry, backed by Elizabeth Taylor and Kathy Ireland. His luxury brand journey has been featured in JCK Magazine, Business Wire, and the New York Post. This is his first book.