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So Redundant , 2008-10-28
I was very disappointed by this book and I'm no stranger to Danielle Steel. I read most of her older books way back when and even though most of the stories are a bit predictable, they are at least entertaining. This one was a complete let down. I don't know how many times Ms. Steel had to say that Christianna hated being a princess and her father controlled her, and... it goes on. I had to skim a good deal of the book to even finish it. It was a waste of time.

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Danielle Steele, 2008-08-29
This is another book that I've bought for my sister. I don't read them, I just buy them for her for a Christmas item.

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HRH, 2008-05-29
Princess Christianna of Liechtenstein was a beautiful, but sheltered daughter of a dominate King who was used to getting his own way. After she graduated from college in the United States, she didn't want to return to her country to perform meaningless princess duties as her father wanted. She wanted to make a difference and use her position and education to help others. She got the chance when her father weakened his grip and allowed her to volunteer for the Red Cross in East Africa if she went incognito with body guards. While she was there, she met and fell in love with an American Doctor who was on a brief assignment. None of the volunteers knew she was a Princess, including the doctor, until one day, the secret got out. By then it was too late, the couple was already in love. When he found out, her father forbids her to marry a commoner even though he was a well-educated and handsome physician. Through a series of unforeseen events, Christianna and the doctor did get-together and lived happily ever after. A fairy-tale Danielle Steel novel!

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good story... stupid ending, 2008-05-11
I started reading this book and it was pretty good. I agree that it seems like a child wrote it, especially during "and they made love" part. The ending left me mad. I thought it was stupid to just end it as "he smiled and she smiled and they lived happily ever after".. I was very disappointed in this book.. and it had a lot of stupid parts that I just skimmed throught.. the whole story wasn't bad, it was just kinda stupid in some parts and like I said, the ending.

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Not great, 2008-02-01
This book was a let down. It's the first book I have ever read by Danielle Steel and I hope to never read another one. It was so boring that I felt like I was wading through every page.