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Summary: Still Hooked!
Review: **Closure Indeed**
This novel brings closure to story of Catherine Douglas.
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Summary: Sheldon: the guarantee of an un-putdownable work!
Review: A superb sequel to "The Other Side of Midnight"...so skillfully plotted, so ingenious. Can only leave the reader breathless.
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Summary: Memories of Midnight Review
Review: An excellent sequel to "The Other Side of Midnight." If you've read that book before, yep, there's more to excitement to come. If you haven't read the book before, I suggest you read it before you read this book. In short, this is another great book from Sidney Sheldon.
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Summary: Memories of Midnight Review
Review: An excellent sequel to "The Other Side of Midnight." If you've read that book before, yep, there's more to excitement to come. If you haven't read the book before, I suggest you read it before you read this book. In short, this is another great book from Sidney Sheldon.
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Summary: Memories Best Forgotten
Review: Avid fans of Sidney Sheldon will probably enjoy this book. It is indeed as is noted in the editorial reviews a rough-hewn and crudely carved sequel of "The Other Side of Midnight." Sheldon does not deviate from the routine trashy forumla replete with cliche bedroom scenes and a plethora of ruthless characters. Set in the late 1940s right after WWII, Catherine, wife of pilot Larry whom readers first encountered in "The Other Side of Midnight" regains her memory. She remembers how cruel Larry was to her and how he jilted her for his mistress, Noelle Page. Indeed, Noelle was the kept mistress of one Constantin Demiris who was written to sound like an ersatz Ari Onasis. Demiris, like a magician can make those in his disfavor disappear. Exit Larry and Noelle in the first installment. In this book, Catherine, the long-lost heroine is restored to glory and is swept off her feet by a man who is loosely based on the cliche Calvary men. A psychiatrist and an eclectic mix of patients are thrown into this story; just how they are directly tied into the main plot has never been addressed. One character who is clearly written as autistic displays some of the more prominent autistic behaviors. He is echolalic; he recites long chains of information and he knows the number and type of vehicles he passes in route to the doctor's office. His activities are solitary and few; he does not voluntarily interact with others. I am really tired of stories like this that portray characters with autism as automaton-like savants with isolated abilities that are far removed from the social world. I think stories like this do a grave disservice to those with autism and for others who come across autistic characters because it is just perpetuating a stereotype. This book does not really contain much of a mystery. It's just ruthless people getting even with each other. Even good old Demiris' wife Melina enters this story after having been relegated to shadow figure status in the original. Same old fare. An attorney who was directly involved in a trial engineered by Demiris re-enters the picture. Some fancy manuevering, and he runs away with the show. Literally.
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Summary: Good Read
Review: Before you read Memories of Midnight, go get The Other Side of Midnight and read it first, otherwise Memories wont mean much. In either case, you wont be disappointed. I have been reading Sheldon (among a myriad of authors in his genre) for years, and have yet to encounter anyone else who spins a yarn quite as insightful or entertaining as Sheldon. The two novels I mention here are my all-time favorite Sheldon stories.
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Summary: Good Read
Review: Before you read Memories of Midnight, go get The Other Side of Midnight and read it first, otherwise Memories wont mean much. In either case, you wont be disappointed. I have been reading Sheldon (among a myriad of authors in his genre) for years, and have yet to encounter anyone else who spins a yarn quite as insightful or entertaining as Sheldon. The two novels I mention here are my all-time favorite Sheldon stories.
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Summary: A Brilliant Book!!!!!!!!
Review: He is the best writer to have ever lived . This is just another example of his brilliant work.
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Summary: SIDNEY SHELDON WAS BORN SO THAT GOOD WRITING SHOULD BE DONE.
Review: I FIRST READ THIS BOOK IN 1994 AND READ IT MANY TIMES AFTERWARDS. MR. SHELDOM DISPLAYS HIS WIDE RANGE OF KNOWLEDGE IN MANY DIFFERENT FIELDS: LAW, POLITICS, BUSINESS,ROMANCE, POLICE INVESTIGATION, HUMAN EMOTIONS...ETC. IN SHORT IT'S A BOOK YOU WILL HATE TO HATE.
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Summary: One of Sheldons best
Review: I read this before The Other Side of Midnight. I liked this one better. It's one of my favorites out of all his books. Sheldon knows how to have many characters, and it's doesn't detract from the other characters or lose you. Full of mystery, intrigue and suspense. You won't want to put it down.
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