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5.0 out of 5 stars
THIS BOOK WAS EXCELLENT,
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This review is from: Vegas Rich (Mass Market Paperback)
I HAVE READ OTHER FERN MICHAELS BOOKS BUT THIS IS MY VERY FAVORITE. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LOVE, LAUGHS, TEARS AND HOPE THIS BOOK IS IT. IT FOLLOWS A FAMILY THROUGH 3 GENERATIONS AND HOW THEY DEAL WITH DEATH, LOVE. DIVORCE, INFIDELITY AND HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
4.0 out of 5 stars
More fun than Oprah,
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This review is from: Vegas Rich (Mass Market Paperback)
After reading some of the heavy-duty-mind-expanding-womanly books a la Oprah, I needed some mental reading relief. My mother gave me this book and said, " Read something without thinking about it!" So I did and my mind was freed and I am now ready to start Vegas Heat! Map of the World will have to wait!
4.0 out of 5 stars
Another family saga -- with the Colemans?,
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This review is from: Vegas Rich (Mass Market Paperback)
I'll admit it -- I was suckered into getting VEGAS RICH because of the name Coleman. I thought to myself, "Is Fern Michaels creating an alternate history for the Coleman family, this time in Vegas?" I was half right -- there are Colemans involved, but not the ones I thought I would see from her TEXAS series. No, this deals with Sallie Coleman, Seth Coleman's younger sister, and her quest to make something of herself, thanks to the kindness of one of her clients -- Sallie's a prostitute, you see, in the early 1920s in the small and dusty town of Las Vegas. It's an interesting premise and I'll give credit to Michaels for creating Sallie's story and where her life goes from there. Had I never read her TEXAS series, I might have been completely drawn in...but I'm not. Michaels starts to occasionally drop in "crossovers" with the Colemans of Texas, and it's there I have the problem. Suddenly, Agnes Ames (Billie Ames Coleman's mother), companion to the callous Seth Coleman, has a heart! Billie Coleman flies out to see Fanny Coleman (Sallie's daughter-in-law) frequently! Sallie helps out Coleman Enterprises with her money! These intersections with the TEXAS characters don't pan out in terms of complimenting the TEXAS novels in the continuity department -- and for me, that's a glaring error. Those problems aside, it's a fair first novel for Michaels in her new series. If you like family sagas and Fern Michaels, you'll be content.
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