Books by Fern Michaels
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review 1: This book was just ok overall. It consisted of 4 stories, and while each did improve over the last one, as a whole, I wouldn't recommend anyone read the entire book. In my opinion the last story, by Kristina McMorris, was the only real good one. I may be biased because I've rea...
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review 1: Four short stores by Fern Michaels, Nancy Bush, Rosanna Chiofalo, and Lin Stepp centering around the Christmas season. “Candy Canes and Cupid” by Michaels is about a woman who is forced to forgo a beach vacation when she is called to snowy Colorado by one of her clients. However...
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review 1: There are times in my busy life when I just need a simple story book to read and let me escape. This book did that for me. I have never read a Fern Michaels book until The Blossom Sisters. I happened to come across this book at my local library and started reading it in Octo...
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review 1: Very sweet and enjoyable book, perfect for some light summer reading. Even though the "action" doesn't involve much, the author's attention to the smallest detail gives the story depth and we get a pretty good feel for the characters and their lives, however unusual. Some of the ...
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review 1: This is one of the Christmas fiction novels I won from a contest Christmas in July. When I looked at the cover and even read the description of the book I thought I was going to be reading a light hearted Christmas novel. I was wrong. It's about a young emotionally unstable w...
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review 1: The version I own has only 2 stories, the one by Fern Michaels and the one by Cathy Lamb.The first story, by Fern, was such a disappointment :| It started so good, and I was hooked in it, just to end in like 2 pages, to get all the conclusion and what so ever in a very fast forwa...
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review 1: Eyes Only by Fern Michaels was an interesting read. This is another book in her Sisterhood Series and is a better book than some of the other Sisterhood books, however it is still lacking. Gretchen Spyder gave up her twins for adoption when they were first born. She chose to not ...