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Danielle Steel
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Pages: 320 (Paperback)
ISBN: 0751505609
Pub: Time Warner Paperbacks
Pub date: 1994-08-04
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 114289
Reader Reviews:
One that can't be missed!! (6/13 people found this helpful)
This is truely the best ever book by Danielle Steel. It was the first i have ever read and like many others have read it over and over. It is a really inspiring story which has you at the edge of your seat throughout. It has to be bought! Highly recommended for those just starting to read Danielle Steel's book's.
Summer's End (25/26 people found this helpful)
This was the very first Danielle Steele I ever read. I was only 18 and what an introduction it was to the work of this remarkable author.
The story is set in California and it centres around Deanna, wife of a very successful French international lawyer. She paints as a hobbie and spends her summers alone in California while her husband Marc returns to his parents in France.
It was on a trip to Carmel with a friend that Deanna met a stranger with the same interest in art that she has and they begin a very warm passionate relationship but tragedy befalls Deanna....And it really keeps the reader interested until the last page.
I have read it many times since and I still cry, smile and laugh.
Worth reading and a fantastic introduction to the books of Dannielle Steele
fab (12/35 people found this helpful)
this was my very first danielle steel book i read i couldn't put it down and haven't stoped ever since.ihave read and reread this book so many times over i have a lump in my throat every time i read it!!
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