Product Description

As one of the world's richest women, beautiful Kezla Saint Martin was the pampered darling of the jet-set, her life a careless round of glamourous games. But those games had rules of their own, and Kezla was harbouring secret longings. She wanted all that lavish world provided- and more. Then Kezla met Lucas Johns: bold, dynamic- a man with a lust for life and a gift for danger. Ex-convict, crusader, he was a hero to many and a threat to many more. To Kezla he became the only thing that mattered , and the love they shared was richer, more powerful than any she'd ever known. This was their sweetest hour...until their world crashed and their love had to meet its sternest test...

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #39333 in Books
• Published on: 2008-03-06
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 384 pages

About the Author
American-born, Danielle Steele lived in Paris for most of her childhood returning to New York to work in PR. When the recession hit and the company went out of business she wrote her first novel GOING HOME and has since established herself as a writer of extraordinary scope.

Customer Reviews

Golden Moments
I think Steels books are fab and its difficult to find one you wont like but I hate to say it but by Steels standards this wasnt great... I found it a little boring although there is upsetting twist at the end! Its of a somewhat similar story line to Now and Forever but not half as good.

Excellent
Great story from Danielle Steel. This is one of the first novels I'd read of hers a few years back.

I've read this book more then once,( come to think of it I've read all her books more then once as I think she's a great author).

An easy read, it's a compulsive story, so be warned. It's like all her book, once you start reading it you can't put it down.

A lovely and emotional novel by the great Danielle Steel.

A must for all fans and for people who have never read any of her books. Keep up the great work Danielle Steel. :-)

Skip it
Need I say more.
I literally threw the book at the wall when I was done and cried till I was mad.

Cried because it was a bloody waste of my time and intelligence and mad becuase the heroine settled for less. Of all her books this one sucked big time. I think she was just bored. Go searching for Kaleidescope instead.