Family Album - Danielle Steel

Lightning - Danielle Steel

Although this has been out for a few years now, I feel this book is definately worth a mention! As usual Danielle writes this story with great heart felt passion! It centers around the main character Alexandra,who seemingly has the perfect lifestyle of a devoted family and a great career until it is shattered apart with one single bolt of lightening! TRADEGY!!! Which we know Danielle is famous for in all her books. It contains her usual form of everything is great, then everything goes wrong then everything is right again! But this book stuck in my mind for ages after as it tackled the difficult subject of breast cancer, one of the great fears for all women. Danielle ...

Daddy - Danielle Steel

This is chick lit, and the first Danielle Steele book that I have read, although as she is a prolific chick lit author (I know of 65 published books), I have been aware of her existence for many years. I read this one on the recommendation of a friend who enjoys mainly women authors, but as diverse styles as Martina Cole s thrillers to any Mills & Boon romance. I made the mistake of reading the book cover first. This gave away at least the first half of the plot, and the plot wasn t strong enough for me to enjoy it much after that. In case you still want to read the book, against my advice, I won t spoil the plot for you. I will tell you that the main Daddy did ...

Daddy - Danielle Steel

It has been a while since I read any of Danielle Steel. In her earlier books, although she had a good knack of holding a story together, where I felt she failed to gain my attention was that all of her heroines were beautiful people in designer clothing and living amidst the rich. I was neither entertained by it, nor did it appeal to my imagination very much. Having read work, it would never give me food for thought, which is what I expect from any novel that I take the time to read. Daddy is a strange sort of tale and takes Daniel Steele out of the realms of the rich and famous, though into male perspective to a certain degree, since the main character within the story ...