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 Summer's End - Danielle Steel
Newest Review: ... believed she had gained everything she ever wanted in life and was as happy as she could be, she had a successful husband who ... more  ... had provided her with a beautiful home and lavished her with expensive gifts of jewelery, he absolutley adored her.
Unfortunatley her husband led a jet set life as a international lawyer which took him away from home for a whole three months this summer leaving Deanna home alone.
During this time she met ben who swept her off her feet, they both new that there dream had to end as the summer came to an end but they just couldnt live without one another, Deanna and ben had never thought about the changes ...more |
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Summer's End - Danielle Steel: soppy romance (171 words)
by - written on 10/02/08 (Useful, 26 readings)
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This is yet another love story and a very soppy one at that, it was the 25th book daniella steel wrote, it was first published in 1980 retailing at £5.99 Deanna believed she had gained everything she ever wanted in life and was as happy as she could be, she had a successful husband who had provided her with a beautiful home and lavished her with expensive gifts of jewelery, he absolutley adored her. Unfortunatley her husband led a jet set life as a international lawyer which took him away from home for a whole three months this summer leaving Deanna home alone. During this time she met ben who swept her off her feet, they both new that ... Read the complete review
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