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Summary: excellent contemporary woman's fiction
Review: Roommates Annie Clark and Jane Abbott have worked together for several years at Elmo Richardson's drug store near Boston University. With both graduating with Masters, the two intrepid women are moving to Charleston to open up a daisy shop where a customer can purchase coffee, tuna sandwiches, and personally developed cards. However, before they leave Boston, a bank robbery occurs near their home. The fleeing robber leaves $500,000 in a satchel in Annie's back seat. Though feeling a bit guilty, Annie sees the money as a security blanket from heaven. Over the years, Annie becomes very successful even as Jane leaves the business and the city to marry an accountant. As time goes on, Annie falls in love with a Hawaiian who supplies her coffee, but refuses to marry him. Over the same period, the insurance company investigator continues to press the women because he has no doubt that one of them left Boston with the non-recovered money. Ultimately, Annie secretly returns the cash with interest, but it is still not over as one of the convicted robbers plans revenge for his lingering behind bars. ANNIE'S RAINBOW is a well-written contemporary woman's fiction that reads like a biography of one strong female. The story line moves forward, though the ending seems a bit contrived. Annie is a wonderful character, but seems too perfect even with her flaws. Still, the talent of Fern Michaels to make readers believe that Annie is a real person comes shining through the plot, turning the novel into a pleasant reading experience. Harriet Klausner
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Summary: Unable to put down - a must read
Review: A caring strong young woman who, through no fault of her own is faced with a rare delimna. A bank robber unwittingly tossed a quarter of a million dollars into her car. She, after much thought, decides to keep it - not for her personal use but to be able to place her mother in a caring nuring home. She opens a business with her best friend and they become very successful She helps her brother find his niche he too benefits and is able to take care of his children. The return of the money is always the nagging thought in the back of her mind. And as her business grows and the people she helps multiplies she finally plans how to return the money to the bank it was taken from. She never forgets her "old friend" who she worked for while in college. She faces the family of the guy who "stalks" her and finds he never was any good - and convinces the insurance investigator she never took the money or meant to keep it. She returns every dollar with interest and the story keeps you intrigued till the end. As usual Fern Michaels has done it again and makes one impatient for her next book.
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Summary: abook that you can not put down.
Review: A most compassionate book about life and love, one of Fern Michaels best.A book full of love & life, One of Fern Michaels best.
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Summary: No pot of gold at the end of this rainbow
Review: Annie and her best friend Jane just graduated from college and leaving to open their own coffee and art business. The day before they leave there's a bank robbery and the money ended up in Annie's car unknown to everyone. Except Annie... Should she keep it or give it back.. Soon without the help of the money Annie makes a success of her business and becomes a millionaire in her own right. But her deep dark secret burdens her everyday life. There's an insurance investigator that is convinced Annie is guilty and dogs her for many years. Read this book to find out what she does. If you like Ms. Michaels book, then I suggest reading: The Guest List (see my review) and Finders keepers (see my review)
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Summary: No pot of gold at the end of this rainbow
Review: Annie and her best friend Jane just graduated from college and leaving to open their own coffee and art business. The day before they leave there's a bank robbery and the money ended up in Annie's car unknown to everyone. Except Annie... Should she keep it or give it back.. Soon without the help of the money Annie makes a success of her business and becomes a millionaire in her own right. But her deep dark secret burdens her everyday life. There's an insurance investigator that is convinced Annie is guilty and dogs her for many years. Read this book to find out what she does. If you like Ms. Michaels book, then I suggest reading: The Guest List (see my review) and Finders keepers (see my review)
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Summary: A fast paced read...you'll absolutely love it!!!
Review: Annie is betwixt and between...should she keep the large sum of money that a bank robber tossed through her open car window or should she give it to the police. The story and characters unfold in true Fern Michaels style. This is a great story and one you won't want to miss.
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Summary: Wonderful! Loved this book! A keeper!
Review: Annies' Rainbow by Fern Michaels is one of the best books ever. Loved how she developed Annie and you couldn't help but love Daisy. Fern does it again with a book you couldn't put down. Will keep this one to reread again. A must have book & highly recommend getting it.
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Summary: Another wonderful book by a wonderful author
Review: First class escape reading! Absolutely loved the story line. Can't wait for the next one. AS good as Sara's Song. Connie Estrin
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Summary: You can't miss with this book!
Review: I couldn't wait for this book to come out. LEt me tell you, the wait was worth it. This book held my interest all the way through. The characters were rich and full not to mention real.Then there is the moral of the story. What would I do if that happened to me. I loved Annie's rational, loved dear old Elmo. The brother was a stinker in the beginning but he sure did redeem himself. Everyone who touched Annie's life was better for it. Exceptional book.
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Summary: Very entertaining book
Review: I just finished reading "Celebration" on my local librarian's advice. I scurried out to buy this and liked it just as much. It was a great story line, not as intense as "Celebration" but kind of like the icing on the cake. I really liked it.
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