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  • Nice story, terrible writing

    2
    By yldsmile
    I wish another contemporary author like Nora Roberts or Beatriz Williams could take this very interesting plot and write the book. Honestly it feels like it was written for a middle schooler, with repetition that hints at a very poor editing job or an author catering to readers who don’t want depth. It’s been years and years since I read Danielle Steele. I seriously have no idea how she’s a best selling author a million times over. Her writing is jerky and doesn’t flow and I wont even get started at the complete lack of feasibility or even believability of her storyline. No human anywhere is as perfect as her characters and while I understand it’s fictional entertainment it was complete and utter swill in my opinion. Don’t waste your time or money, there are too many amazing contemporary authors out there to waste $15 on this laughable excuse for popular fiction.
  • Romance at its best

    5
    By 143Tiger
    4 college students became friends and found love along the way . It all started and stemmed from a magical night in Versailles .
  • A night to remember

    5
    By RiskySue
    Many twists and turns leading to the ball. In the end, lots of family dynamics, then the right couples got together.
  • Great love stories

    5
    By Sarasota Sweetie
    The book seemed different for Danielle Steel in a good way. The characters were well-developed and easy to fall in love with.
  • Engaging & Captivating!

    5
    By Ballarddebbie
    Loved reading the engaging and captivating story by the best selling author, Danielle Steel. When Felicity, Caroline, Samantha, and Amelia go to the Ball at Versailles, they all have an unforgettable night. Read the highly recommended, wonderfully written, and riveting story of four young American debutantes attending a cotillion at the Palace of Versailles.
  • Boring

    2
    By Silvertree1954
    This was so boring to read, I skimmed through pages just so I can get to the end. The debutant ball is an old tradition for wealthy people to introduce their spoiled daughters to society, in hopes of finding a rich husband for them. The characters seemed childish and the storyline unrealistic. I finished the book because I was hoping it would get better and the price for the book wasn’t worth reading.
  • Painful

    3
    By john.m.44
    I’m only a few pages in but the cumbersome backstory is so dull and goes on and on like a terrible journal entry. Am not expecting to make it far… the writing is childish and almost unreadable

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