Kaleidoscope

Rating:
Summary: Readable
Review: You pretty much know what to expect with Danielle Steel and "Kaleidoscope" is no exception. A readable book with an interesting (albeit predictable plot). I find Danielle Steel is best when she doesn't try to explore realism. There are scenes describing Hilary's horrific childhood that just don't come off as convincing. Technically, she may be one of the worst bestselling writers in the world, but she keeps you turning those pages...-Sophie Simonet, author of ACT OF LOVE, a romantic suspense novel (Fictionwise.com)

Rating:
Summary: Readable
Review: You pretty much know what to expect with Danielle Steel and "Kaleidoscope" is no exception. A readable book with an interesting (albeit predictable plot). I find Danielle Steel is best when she doesn't try to explore realism. There are scenes describing Hilary's horrific childhood that just don't come off as convincing. Technically, she may be one of the worst bestselling writers in the world, but she keeps you turning those pages...-Sophie Simonet, author of ACT OF LOVE, a romantic suspense novel (Fictionwise.com)