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Description:ISBN 000649806X / Genre: Fiction / Author: Sidney Sheldon / Edition: New Ed / Paperback / 384 Pages / Book is published 1996-05-13 by ... more

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Newest Review: ... very good and enjoyable thriller. It was really easy to read and I found the author's writing style very appealing. This ... more

 ... style was very unusual as the paragraphs for each scene were amazingly short. So that you found in no time at all had you read a significant part of the book. It took me less than two days to read this and when ever I had a break from the story I was always very keen to get back to it. It was only when I was doing some research on the author I realised just how successful he had been. I had read one of his other books last year 'Are you afraid of the dark?' which I also enjoyed. The book I am reviewing here was published...more

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Crowned ReviewMorning, Noon and Night - Sidney Sheldon: Inheriting a fortune (1829 words)
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==Background:== It's not often that I run out of books to read but this week I inextricability did. I had come home from work on Friday with nothing to read for the weekend. I scanned my bookshelves for a book that I hadn't already read. Finally I found this one and was unsure initially why I had never read it, when I bought it from a Car Boot over a year ago. ==About the author:== Sidney Sheldon had a long and successful career. He was born in Chicago in 1917 and died in 2007. This successful author has had many of his books transferred to film and television. Most of Sheldon's novels have been number one best sellers and he has sold ...  Read the complete review

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