Danielle Steel

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by Danielle Steel

A novel that will appeal to the most dedicated of Steel’s fans. Full review >

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A listless narrative not helped by Steel’s plodding prose, but her legion of fans aren’t in it for the surprise. Full review >

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The two women’s stories are compelling—if only they weren’t weighted down by clichés and artless exposition. Full review >

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After a slow-moving start, the action accelerates during the war sections, but Steel’s tin ear and simplistic prose, even... Full review >

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Female bonding with a cozy slumber-party vibe. Full review >

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A slight confection that spares no heartwarming family cliché, but one that acknowledges the unique challenges of today’s... Full review >

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Similar to a fast-food meal, the book won’t meet daily nutritional requirements and just might leave you with a bellyache. Full review >

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Show-and-tell suspenser from Steel, heavily freighted with clumsy exposition. An afterthought romance for Lee and Fernanda... Full review >

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Derivative and trivial, even for Steel (Ransom, p. 107, etc., etc.). Full review >

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Steel (Johnny Angel, p. 556) softens her style in this quiet, poignant romance, generally avoiding the glitzy excesses and... Full review >

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