Prisoner of the palace. Serena was almost too beautiful. Yet behind her aristocratic face there was something hurt something closed. When she went back to the family palace after... more
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Prisoner of the palace. Serena was almost too beautiful. Yet behind her aristocratic face there was something hurt something closed. When she went back to the family palace after the war she was searching for a shining fragment of the past to hold to her heart. The last thing she was looking for was love. But the past was about to vanish for ever consumed in love so complete it made Serena dissolve with passion in the warm Italian night. All she had treasured before had been taken from her- would it last this time? Or would the priceless promise of love for a lifetime
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...DanielleSteel was born August 14th 1947 in New York City and was named Danielle Fernande Dominique Schuelein-Steel by her parents John Schulein Steel and Norma da Cāmara Stone Reis,
John was a descendant of the founders of Lowenbrau beer and Norma was the daughter of a Portuguese diplomat. She was an only child and until she was seven she spent most of her time living in France,
Her parents divorced when she was 7 and her father then took her to live with him in New York city. Here she was able to experience how the rich and famous lived, as her father was known to throw many lavish dinner parties that she was around to witness.
Danielle had always shown a keen interest in writing literature - in fact she would write stories from a young age, and by the time she had reached her teens she ventured into poetic literature and started...
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...His Bright Light by DanielleSteel was voted New York Times Best-seller, and I can see why, this book is a mother’s story about her son, it is a sad book where DanielleSteel describes her son’s s life.
She re-calls his nineteen years, his battles throughout his life and at the end the death of her son.
She describes a illness from which her son suffered and highlights the effect it had on him, and in doing so you get the feeling she wants other’s to discuss their problems as well.
The best way to describe this book is that in writing about her son, she hopes to help other’s. He suffered from a mental illness, which cost him his life.
DanielleSteel’s son had all of help around him such as attendants who were paid to look after him twenty four hours a day, yet he still attempted and succeeded...
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...decision. It involves a lot of funny situations, some interesting bedroom antics and a lot of soul seerching. I've read a lot of DanielleSteel's book in the past and had a break of about six months. I picked this one up in a second hand shop and was glad that I did. As a busy mother of two I find it hard to find the time to read but I couldn't put this one down. It's funny, sexy, down-to-earth, and will have you wanting to read more of her books. I read this one in about five days, which for me is a record. I loved it so much that I told all my friends about it. If you like DanielleSteel you must read this one, if you've never read any of her books try this one first, you'll want to read more....
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