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FICTION

Released: June 27, 2006

COMING OUT

by Danielle Steel

"A slight confection that spares no heartwarming family cliché, but one that acknowledges the unique challenges of today's mixed families."

Manhattan matron struggles to keep the family peace when her wildly divergent twin daughters are invited to a debutante ball. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: March 1, 2005

IMPOSSIBLE

by Danielle Steel

"Cartoonish prose and skimpy storyline do little for a notably unsexy romance from the indefatigable Steel (Echoes, 2004, etc., etc.)."

Wealthy widow, artist lover. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: March 2, 2004

RANSOM

by Danielle Steel

"Show-and-tell suspenser from Steel, heavily freighted with clumsy exposition. An afterthought romance for Lee and Fernanda is chilly and utterly unconvincing."

Smooth ex-con kidnaps son of bankrupt dot-com entrepreneur. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: June 20, 2000

THE HOUSE ON HOPE STREET

by Danielle Steel

"This time out, Steel makes an intelligent choice of subject matter--and only occasionally threatens to treacle it to death."

A wife and mother puts the pieces back together after her husband is murdered. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: April 6, 1999

BITTERSWEET

by Danielle Steel

"Steel manages to make even some solid ideas sound treacly and dated."

For diehard Steel fans only. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: May 1, 1998

THE LONG ROAD HOME

by Danielle Steel

"Steel goes to battle with yet another worthy cause, but her good intentions this time fizzle in a sea of Åber-melodrama."

Steel (The Ranch, 1997, etc.) actually manages to minimize child abuse in this saccharine take on tragedy. Read full book review >

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