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Okay, typical sort of romance. Boy meets girl (in Paris). Boy can't have girl because:

a. He is married (and he is married to the boss's daughter)
b. Girl is married (and she is married to a high powered politician and presidential hopeful).

They have an opportunity to connect, when there is a possible fire/event/bomb at the Paris Ritz. She, Olivia Thatcher, slowly wanders away from the crowd. He, Peter Haskell, notices and follows. They make a love connection over coffee. He takes her back to the hotel. She, however, does not return to the uncaring husband. Rather she runs off to a small fishing village in France. He learns that she has disappeared, when he sees the story on the news. He remembers a sweet village she talked about. He gets a car and follows her there. He finds She. Although, they agree the relationship should not go farther, well, it does.

They return to Paris and back to their miserable lives. She has pointed out to He, how miserable his life truly is back at home.

After a tragedy, She leaves her husband. The story is out that She is recovering someplace from a breakdown. She eventually lets He know she is back in France.

He and his father-in-law (Boss) have a terrible row over a business matter and the Boss has a heart attack. His daughter, Wifey, runs to his aid and blames He for nearly killing Boss.

He finally is forced to "sell out his soul/ethics" to keep peace and make Boss and Wifey happy. However, when push comes to shove, He just can't do it. So, He follows his principles. Wifey leaves him.

She finds him and presumably all is happy ever after.

Again, with Danielle Steel, I find so many sentences run on. Thoughts seem too circular and redundant. There were a number of typos in the version/copy I read.

Some good story lines. But, rather juvenile.


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Five Days in Paris Danielle Steel Danielle Steel Victor Garber 9780553474299 Books Reviews

The sweetness of Paris and the strength it gave was a gift to the woman, the man and the pair!
What a great story.
The story was ok...but I still can't stomache Danielle Steel's writing, NO matter HOW good the title sounded....too cliched, too "movie of the week." I will NOT give into temptation next time. Sorry, Danielle, nothing personal. I'm probably overcritical about how a story is told...it's voice, it's prose, it's uniqueness.
A really fast read. I like the way both of them gained courage following such a short time together.
I guess if two obvious wrongs can be seen through another's eyes.
It could happen
The two main people that met by accident in Paris led two different, by unhappy married lives. His was with a wife that dedicated all her time to her father, who mulitated him in the business world for an unready drug by the FDA for cancer. Hers was a political husband that didn't have time for her seeking the office of President of the US. They met by chance during a bomb scare at the hotel in Paris where they evacuated everyone and the rest you'll have to read.
As usual Danielle made the book very, very interesting.
I was browing books and someone told me to get this so I did. As a guy I read most books and always a recommendation. This is a fast read and what an excellent story! I don't normally read this author, I think she is a hit or miss type, but this has my 5 stars and A+++ rating! This is a book that we all can relate to in our relationship. Maybe we forget why we are together or take each other for granted. A book to reflect on.
I gave the book 4 stars because the first four chapters were ram ling without a purpose. However much to my surprise the book unfolded a love story that was moving and human. The conclusion of the book showed how people can be driven by greed regardless of the toll on human life for the sake of making profit of wonder drug . Peter was caught between a rock and hard spot but he ended the story as man of honor.
Do you ever read a book that fascinates you so much that you wish you were in the book itself? I would love to do that so that I could be in the time period, and meet the people in person!
Okay, typical sort of romance. Boy meets girl (in Paris). Boy can't have girl because

a. He is married (and he is married to the boss's daughter)
b. Girl is married (and she is married to a high powered politician and presidential hopeful).

They have an opportunity to connect, when there is a possible fire/event/bomb at the Paris Ritz. She, Olivia Thatcher, slowly wanders away from the crowd. He, Peter Haskell, notices and follows. They make a love connection over coffee. He takes her back to the hotel. She, however, does not return to the uncaring husband. Rather she runs off to a small fishing village in France. He learns that she has disappeared, when he sees the story on the news. He remembers a sweet village she talked about. He gets a car and follows her there. He finds She. Although, they agree the relationship should not go farther, well, it does.

They return to Paris and back to their miserable lives. She has pointed out to He, how miserable his life truly is back at home.

After a tragedy, She leaves her husband. The story is out that She is recovering someplace from a breakdown. She eventually lets He know she is back in France.

He and his father-in-law (Boss) have a terrible row over a business matter and the Boss has a heart attack. His daughter, Wifey, runs to his aid and blames He for nearly killing Boss.

He finally is forced to "sell out his soul/ethics" to keep peace and make Boss and Wifey happy. However, when push comes to shove, He just can't do it. So, He follows his principles. Wifey leaves him.

She finds him and presumably all is happy ever after.

Again, with Danielle Steel, I find so many sentences run on. Thoughts seem too circular and redundant. There were a number of typos in the version/copy I read.

Some good story lines. But, rather juvenile.