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Golden Lies
Golden Lies
Author: Barbara Freethy
ISBN-13: 9780451211262
ISBN-10: 045121126X
Publication Date: 2/3/2004
Pages: 416
Rating:
  • Currently 3.3/5 Stars.
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3.3 stars, based on 51 ratings
Publisher: Signet
Book Type: Paperback
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grannyc avatar reviewed Golden Lies on + 160 more book reviews
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Very Good Book. Suspense until the very end.
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Asian and American worlds come together in San Francisco as Paige Hathaway discovers that her world is not as she believed, and her history includes secrets that must come to light whether her mother likes it or not. This is a wonderful story of family, love and forgiveness. I loved the major characters in this story and found myself admiring them, rather than as in some books, muttering, "why is she behving so stupidly?" In other words, the story comes out of character rather than plot manipulation. Good book, good writer!
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From bestselling author Barbara Freethy comes a novel about three remarkable families--the fifty-year-old promise that once bound them together, the fiery betrayal that tore them apart, and the ancient bronze dragon that could destroy their future....
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If you have not yet read anything by Barbara Freethy, What are you waiting for. This book is about a 50 year old mystery that brings 3 families together. I have read all the books by this author and have yet to find one that I did not love.
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every family has secrets. some too intriguing to resist. some to dangerOUS TO IGNORE.
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GREAT BOOK
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Every Family has Secrets - some too intriguing to resist -- some too dangerous to ignore. A novel about three remarkable families and the fifty-year-old promise that once bound them together.