Books by Sidney Sheldon
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review 1: The Mistress of the Game: Not up to the markTilly succeeded in bringing back Sidney sheldon's characters alive but the characters were dancing for Tilly's tune and not Sidney's. If you want to be famous, write a sequel to a bestseller, don't go after the legend! Sidney Sheldon wa...
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review 1: Average overall. Don't read this if you are Sheldon fan. This book has too many loopholes because the author thought she could be on par with Sheldon's writing. Everything was good but the end. I would have rated it better if the author had stopped a few chapters before the end w...
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review 1: Sidney Sheldon has been my favorite author since I was a teenager. The news of his passing was very upsetting. I thought I wouldn't have the pleasure of any more of his books to keep me entertained and help me escape the daily drabs of life. Tilly Bashawe, who worked with Sidne...
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review 1: I think has been my favorite of the "Sidney Sheldon's" books penned by Tilly Bagshawe. Again, they can't match Sheldon's best books, but are at least on par with his later novels and I most appreciate Bagshawe's obvious respect for the late author and his style of writing--fast-...
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review 1: I loved Sidney Sheldon, and own every book he’s ever written. Tilly Bagshawe is no Sidney Sheldon. We’re supposed to believe that the only flaw the heroine has is that she’s too committed to her political career? That she could even rise to such heights under a false identity? Th...
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review 1: Chasing Tomorrow is little behind when compared with If Tomorrow Comes. The later one kept the reader intact and created an interest in knowing what would happen next. But in Chasing tomorrow, there are lot of characters introduced with no strong reason. The hyper in the con game...