Tell Me Your Dreams

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Summary: Una perdida de tiempo.
Review: Tell me your dreams, es un libro donde no aparecen los ingredientes esenciales que hacen de Sidney Sheldon el gran escritor que es. Quede muy desilusionada con este libro, el final fue muy debil y quedaron muchas partes inconclusas... tal parece que Sheldon lo hizo de prisa, o no lo ubiese escrito el.

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Summary: Sheldon has sold out on his public
Review: As with his last four or five books, Sheldon wastes his innovative mind on shlock, presumably so he can churn out books faster and reap the reward$. The book is uneven, written on an elementary school level, has terrible character development, and is utterly predictable, particularly if you've read his books before. Even the protagonist, who potentially can be the most complex character Sheldon has ever created, is passed off to us as one-dimensional. I wouldn't be so hard on Mr. Sheldon, except after reading "The Other Side of Midnight" and "Master of the Game", I know what he is capable of. My advice to Sheldon is to take a few extra minutes/hours/days/weeks/months to develop his books, or he'll have at least one less reader.

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Summary: ONE OF THE WORST BOOKS I HAVE EVER READ
Review: BEING A SIDNEY SHELDON FAN I COULD NOT BELIEVE HE WROTE THIS BORING STORY. IT WAS A MAJOR LETDOWN.

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Summary: Decent but not as good as his last books
Review: I think that this book was totally predictable. You new what was going on by the first few chapters and the so-called surprise ending really wasn't a surprise at all because it was so predictable. His earlier books especially "The Doomsday Conspiracy" were much better.

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Summary: Pathetic and a cheap , lift-off from Primal Fear!
Review: I am a very avid reader of novels, and so is my sister. And we both couldn't believe that a celebrated author like Sidney Sheldon could stoop to such a low level!! This book was a sad and uninspired copy of William Diehl's masterpiece 'Primal Fear'. I normally look forward to Sheldon's new releases, but this one has put me off his work very badly. For all those who haven't read 'Primal Fear', please do so, and I am sure that all of you would agree.

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Summary: Not what I had expected
Review: I haven't read Sheldon for many years. I bought this book with generally good memories of his previous works; I was very disappointed. A very quick yet superficial and disjointed read. I would not recommend this to anyone. Perhaps books in this genre have become more sophisticated over the years; however I can still read the latest Parker (Spenser) novels, which are also an 'easy' read, and enjoy them much more than this book. Martin L. Freifeld

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Summary: Good but predictable
Review: I felt is was a essential good book. But it had no suspense it was very predictable. Not like his books of the past like Morning,Noon, and Night also Best Laid Plans which was excellent and full of suspense.

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Summary: Sidney Sheldon is NO John Grisham
Review: I generally enjoy Sheldon's books. However this one I only finished to find out if he had invented a quirky finish. I felt it was poorly researched, quite repetetive and seemed to have been written in a hurry..If you are a Sheldon fan this one can be skipped. There are many more good fiction books on the market.

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Summary: 3 stars for the 1st half, 0 for the ending.
Review: I usually love Sidney Sheldon, but this book was a major disappointment for me. I flew through the first half, thinking it was going to be a great read, but the last half was a complete let down. I hope he goes back to his surprise endings like in his older books.

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Summary: Excellent and undownputtable from the first page itself.
Review: Excellent thriller and with lots of surprise with every page turned. Pushes you into thinking hard and believing the impossible.