Virginia K. (Moo) -
Synopsis: Barbara Taylor Bradford writes dazzling romantic novels of strong women, stout hearts, and fascinating lives. In A Sudden Change of Heart, stolen artwork, intrigue, and tragedy all whirl around two friends, Laura and Claire, their loves, and the lives they forge. Barbara Taylor Bradford rises again to the challenge of writing about women facing adversity and the triumphs of the human heart.
I thought this was a very good book, and found it easy to read and hard to put down. Margart Whitton was a very good storyteller. She kept me intriqued with her soft voice that changed with each character. I would have rather had a unabridged book instead. I felt I was missing most of the story, however the story was still good.
I thought this was a very good book, and found it easy to read and hard to put down. Margart Whitton was a very good storyteller. She kept me intriqued with her soft voice that changed with each character. I would have rather had a unabridged book instead. I felt I was missing most of the story, however the story was still good.
