Tell Me Your Dreams

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Summary: Predictable, boring and a waste of money!
Review: After reading such Sheldon works as "Other Side of Midnight" and being held spellbound through the entire book, this was one of the biggest disappointments of the year. The plot was so predictable, and I couldn't help but feel that I have read many books with this same story. Wait for it to come to your public library, and don't waste your money!

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Summary: What has happened to Sidney
Review: I have read all of Sidney Sheldon's books. The last 3 books have been a waste of my time. What has happened to the Sidney Sheldon who wrote books that you could NOT put down? It has never taken me 2 weeks to finish one of his books--until now. I don't think I can pick up another one of his new books. Maybe I'll start from the beginning and read his old stuff!

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Summary: not the sidney stuff
Review: this is one of the most dissapointing novel of sidney. it start's all very well. but the ending is disator.you feel cheated. you feel more confused about this novel than you started it. you feel as if your hard earned money is wasted.

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Summary: Sidney Sheldon is still The Best of The Best
Review: This novel is astounding. I really enjoy all of Sidney Sheldon's novel including this one. The plot is very good and the characteristics of each people are described very well. I am looking forward to another Sidney Sheldon's novel.

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Summary: Too, shallow
Review: I started out enjoying the suspense Sheldon offered with his earlier books, however the last three disappointed me. The topic (MPD) was unique but alas Sidney you're becoming too elemntary. After reading John Grisham, Sheldon has become too predictable and mundane.

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Summary: Worn out theme and totally predictable
Review: I was very disappointed in Mr. Sheldon's latest outing. I've always enjoyed his books. The MPD theme has been used too much in mysteries and I was sorry he chose it. I had the entire story figured out by the time I reached page 50.

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Summary: I can't believe I paid money for this book.
Review: I will never believe that Sidney Sheldon actually wrote this book. How can the same man who gave us such depth and intrigue and perfection in previous works allow his name be attached to this? Anyone who thinks that they enjoyed this book should go back and read "Rage of Angels", "The Other Side of Midnight", or "Bloodline". With each new book released, the quality goes downhill. I will be hard-pressed to EVER read another Sidney Sheldon novel. This latest was absolute drivel. It really hurts, too. The story is there, but it just was not written with the quality that I know he is capable of. I am not exaggerating. I have every single work of his, in hardback, and buy each new work the day it is released. I feel like I have been sucker-punched. They released a book with his name, just so his fans would buy it blindly. I did. I won't again. I will definitely preview first, with my own two eyes.

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Summary: very interesting but it is a mystery in itself
Review: this novel makes good reading but its ending is not the usual sheldon type. ASHELY PATTERSON is troubled by her 2 alters. SIDNEY has taken a very differnt & unknown topic called multiple persnality disorder. BUT the ending leaves the reader more preplexed about mpd then he/she started the novel.I would say this novel is worth your money

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Summary: What a terrible first impression!
Review: This was my first Sidney Sheldon book and it will definitely be my last. Sheldon does not pique the reader's interest one iota...he merely drags you along for a rather unenjoyable and uninteresting ride. This book was incredibly simple minded and predictable. It lacked a flair for detail that I believe a best selling novel should have. Very slow and sloppy. Don't waste your money.

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Summary: Good beginning, but ending falls flat
Review: After being disappointed with "The Best Laid Plans" and "Morning, Noon, and Night", I was hoping that Sidney Sheldon's new novel would be better than those two were. I was wrong. While "Tell Me Your Dreams" started out really good, the story dragged on from the middle to the very predictable ending. Whatever happened to the Sidney Sheldon who wrote such brilliant, well-crafted novels like "Windmills of the Gods" and "Nothing Lasts Forever"? Now it appears he writes just to pass the time. If his next book is as bad as the last three, then I will probably never read a Sidney Sheldon novel again.