Until You

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Summary: A CRUSHING DISAPPOINTMENT!
Review: As someone who has read everyone of Ms McNaught's books, I was frankly disppointed by "Until You." Not only was the book less involved then all of her previous works, the narrative was overly simple, the plot unoriginal, and the characters grossly underdeveloped. The trick of bringing together everyone in her previous novels is also lame beyond words. If this is what her works have degenerated into- and after reading "Until You," "Remember When," and "Night Whispers," it's no wonder I am beginning to have serious doubts about her works- maybe it's time I stopped buying her books without first checking them out from the library.

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Summary: Another Great book of Judith!
Review: I love this book as much as her others. All of her books i read i end up crying at the end, and gets better all the time.I am collecting all her books! Your'll enjoy it as much as i did!

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Summary: Loves it First Time Read, Loves It Still
Review: I started reading the Westmoreland family's trilogy starting with Nick DuVille. I had no idea that he was the last character even after I read Until You (I'm not that forgetful). It was months apart that I read these two books. Until You is a great, unforgetable book. You'll not be able to put it down once you start. The characters are great, and the story line, though not original, is very sweet and endearing. I fell in love with the storyline and I could not put it down until I was done, as with many books I read. You will find that although the young heiress Sheridan accompanies is not played out much in this book, her character deserves quite a tongue lashing if I ever saw her. I can not abide spoiled, rich kids. AGH!!! Nickki, as always, is truly helpful in the relationship between Sheridan and Stephan from helping Sheridan obtain a job as governess after she her memory returns and runs away from Stephen. Naturally, Stephen got mad and drank himself away to oblivion. (all men do that) ALthough Stephen thinks that Sheridan came to DuVille to be his mistress, he is wrong and it is with the help of DuVille that they were able to marry. You will find it an enjoyable read. Whitney, My Love is great also.

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Summary: I was nothing Until You. . .
Review: Wow!! What an amazing book. I love how Ms. McNaught connect her books and bringing back all the other characters I love. Clay and Whitney had always been one of my favorite couple. To bring them back was very sweet. Sheridan was not only unique but also very talented. I like her very much because she kind of remind me of myself :)

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Summary: just what i needed
Review: this book was good the begining was kind of slow. after i really start reading it i couldn't put it down!! it was one of them books that moved my heart. the very end kind of dissapointed me! but all in all it was a good read!

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Summary: It's Deja-Vu all over again!
Review: I love the early McNaught books, but her more recent titles are just rehashes of the older titles.This is a perfect example. If you want to know the plot, just read Whitney, My Love and you basically have it. Her early books (Whitney, Once & Always, Something Wonderful) are the pinnacle of her romance writing. All of the other titles are reworks and variations of these three. Don't get me wrong, she's a great writer, and they are all good reads, but I become frustrated with writers who make more money than I'll ever see basically re-writing and re-releasing the same 3 books, over and over again! Stick with the original 3, they're the best!!!!

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Summary: LOVED IT!
Review: This was the frist judith mcnaught book i have ever read...it was good except the begining cuz i got really bored w/her past...and they made it alot like whitney my love..but this book has it own good thang going on..

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Summary: A Repeat of Whitney, My Love
Review: If you liked Whitney, My Love, make sure you don't read Until You too soon after it. You will basically be reading the same story over again. I was disappointed by the repeat occurrences in this story (the horse tricks, the bathtub scene, etc.). The ending, with everyone from Sherry's past reunited again was corny. And I just couldn't get over the fact that Stephen never said "I love you" to Sherry. I waited the whole story for those words, but they never came. It left it feeling like the story was incomplete. I'm sorry, but I'm a hopeless romantic, and that just ruined it for me.

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Summary: Sheridan and Stephen
Review: Judith McNaught is espectacular. "Until You" is wonderful story, but not as good as her other works. Sheridan arrives in London as a chaperon to heiress Charise Lancaster. Stephen Westmoreland, the earl of Langford mistakes Sheridan for Charise, but before anything can be said she steps on a cargo net loaded with crates. A few days later, Sheridan wakes up in the Westmoreland mansion and she has no memory of who she is. She is mistakenly taken for Charise Lancaster, and Stephen feels obliged towards her because he accidentaly run over Charise's fiance, killing him. Regardless of how they feel, they fall in love and the story unfolds. Sheridan and Stephen's story is touching, but she has writen other books that surpasses "Until You."

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Summary: The Best Book I Have Ever Read
Review: This is my favorite Judith McNaught book; I couldn't put it down for more than five minutes. I have reread it at least six times, and each time I catch something new. If you have never read this book I suggest that you go and buy it. Although I love her other books, this one stays with me always.