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Another good novel by Danielle Steel.
This time her novel takes us on a journey with three couples who all know one another and what happens to their friendships and relationships.
It's a little slow to start but once I got into I did enjoy it.
It is a little shallow story wise compared to some of the other novels she's written, nether the less I enjoyed it and found it a compulsive read.
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Could take it or leave it.
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This book was hard to get into and did not have me hooked from the word go, but I persevered and by the middle had managed to get into the story.
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Save your money!
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I decided to purchase this book using a free voucher as I'd read books by the same author a few years ago and generally found them well written and easy to read. I'm very glad that I didn't waste any money on this book - it was one of the worst books I've read in a long time. Yes, I did finish it, but only to see what happened in the end! Danielle Steele touches on a subject that either has been, or will become, an issue for many of us - that of the loss of one of a close-knit group of friends, their reaction to the death and, eventually, her "replacement". Unfortunately I found the grammar rather poor; indeed I found myself re-reading passages on a number of occasions as they failed to make sense the first time through. The author keeps repeating herself unnecessarily, too. From a publishing point of view, the book is printed over almost 300 pages. However, the font is so large that I'm sure production costs could have been minimised if, say, it had been kept to 200 pages. Not up to her usual standard.
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light read
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Sunset in St.Tropez is not too bad but not one of her best. When Robert looses his wife it was very sad, but halfway through the story when they go on holiday it starts to get predictable. It is a light read but not as exciting and grabbing as some of her novels.
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dissapointing
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I am a big fan of
Danielle Steel. This book is not one of her best. It started out strong and just sort of died in the middle. The second half of the book was very flat. Not worth reading.
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