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goodreadsTitle: Best Kept Secrets
Author: Sandra Brown
Genre: Romance
Rating: 7/10
# pages: 425
Date read: March, 2007
Summary: One woman risks everything to find her mother's killer. Alexandra Gaither was a savvy attorney who finally had the power to get what she wanted-justice. Twenty-five years before, her mother had died a scandalous death. Alex believed one of three powerful men had murdered her. Each was charming, each was a suspect, and each tried to shield her from his past. But only one could awaken a love as strong as her passionate need for the truth. Like her mother before her, Alex sparked controversy and excitement in this remote Texas town. Now, as she investigates her mother's former lover, his best friend, and the father figure to them both, she risks it all to uncover their best kept secrets.
Review: Sandra Brown writes trash. Good trash, enjoyable trash, but trash nonetheless. I prefer her books to those of, say, Danielle Steel and Sidney Sheldon, but really they're not much better in quality. Still, they're just fun to read, and this one was no exception, although I did find the ending somewhat more contrived than I expected. Her books are usually *fairly* believable, which is why I prefer her to the two other authors.
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Author: Sandra Brown
Genre: Romance
Rating: 7/10
# pages: 425
Date read: March, 2007
Summary: One woman risks everything to find her mother's killer. Alexandra Gaither was a savvy attorney who finally had the power to get what she wanted-justice. Twenty-five years before, her mother had died a scandalous death. Alex believed one of three powerful men had murdered her. Each was charming, each was a suspect, and each tried to shield her from his past. But only one could awaken a love as strong as her passionate need for the truth. Like her mother before her, Alex sparked controversy and excitement in this remote Texas town. Now, as she investigates her mother's former lover, his best friend, and the father figure to them both, she risks it all to uncover their best kept secrets.
Review: Sandra Brown writes trash. Good trash, enjoyable trash, but trash nonetheless. I prefer her books to those of, say, Danielle Steel and Sidney Sheldon, but really they're not much better in quality. Still, they're just fun to read, and this one was no exception, although I did find the ending somewhat more contrived than I expected. Her books are usually *fairly* believable, which is why I prefer her to the two other authors.
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