Sea Gypsy

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Summary: A sweet little read!
Review: I enjoyed this little book a lot. For one thing there was no violence,no cussing, no blatant sex, just a sweet story. I was sorry it wasn't longer.

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Summary: Great Story Line
Review: I thought this was an excellent story. Fern Michaels' will rarely disappoint you.

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Summary: Great Story Line
Review: This is the first AND THE LAST Ferm Michaels book I've read. I have heard good and bad comments about Ms. Michaels' books in the past. I wish now that I had paid closer attention to the bad comments. The main character Cathy is the type of woman every woman could really grow to hate. Cathy is so self righteous and full of self-importance! Cathy is SO proud that SHE is still a virgin. She looks down her nose at other women because THEY can't say that they are still chaste and can't possibly have the same high morals she does because she doesn't bed hop. Pu-leez! All throughout this book I found myself grinding my teeth at this character's antics. Her Goody-Two Shoes act really takes away from any possible enjoyment a reader could garner from this book. Cathy yells at her father and goes off in a huff when her dear old dad just happens to smile shyly at the beautiful Erika. Of course, Cathy treats Erika like a piece of dirt. In Cathy's opinion, anyone who looks as sophisticated and gorgeous as Erika does CAN'T POSSIBLY be a "good woman". In Cathy's opinion, EVERYBODY knows that since Erika is a stunningly beautiful woman who happens to be Jared secretary, Erika MUST be earning her salary on her back with Jared. Ms. Michaels, give me a break! Do you REALLY view attractive women and men this way? Are you THAT jealous? Therapy is a GOOD THING, it could work for you! Do yourself a favor. Don't buy this book. The story is destroyed by the main character Cathy. And speaking of the story....what IS the story? I was on page 147 and I STILL didn't know what the book was supposed to be about. All I had was 147 pages of reading about how perfect Cathy was because she was a virgin and how her virginal status gave her the right to act like a spoiled child.....which her own father called her! Believe me, you'll find yourself wanting to hurl this book in the nearest garbage can -- post haste! Sorry Fern. You got me once, but you won't get me again. This is the first and last book of yours I'll read.

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Summary: This book SINKS!
Review: This is the first AND THE LAST Ferm Michaels book I've read. I have heard good and bad comments about Ms. Michaels' books in the past. I wish now that I had paid closer attention to the bad comments. The main character Cathy is the type of woman every woman could really grow to hate. Cathy is so self righteous and full of self-importance! Cathy is SO proud that SHE is still a virgin. She looks down her nose at other women because THEY can't say that they are still chaste and can't possibly have the same high morals she does because she doesn't bed hop. Pu-leez! All throughout this book I found myself grinding my teeth at this character's antics. Her Goody-Two Shoes act really takes away from any possible enjoyment a reader could garner from this book. Cathy yells at her father and goes off in a huff when her dear old dad just happens to smile shyly at the beautiful Erika. Of course, Cathy treats Erika like a piece of dirt. In Cathy's opinion, anyone who looks as sophisticated and gorgeous as Erika does CAN'T POSSIBLY be a "good woman". In Cathy's opinion, EVERYBODY knows that since Erika is a stunningly beautiful woman who happens to be Jared secretary, Erika MUST be earning her salary on her back with Jared. Ms. Michaels, give me a break! Do you REALLY view attractive women and men this way? Are you THAT jealous? Therapy is a GOOD THING, it could work for you! Do yourself a favor. Don't buy this book. The story is destroyed by the main character Cathy. And speaking of the story....what IS the story? I was on page 147 and I STILL didn't know what the book was supposed to be about. All I had was 147 pages of reading about how perfect Cathy was because she was a virgin and how her virginal status gave her the right to act like a spoiled child.....which her own father called her! Believe me, you'll find yourself wanting to hurl this book in the nearest garbage can -- post haste! Sorry Fern. You got me once, but you won't get me again. This is the first and last book of yours I'll read.