Also this one occupies the top 1, listed terms of reader base. I bet many book lovers would have this one in their favorite list. But its definitely worth a try!Ī true masterpiece from the master story teller Sidney Sheldon. I wouldn't really recommend this book if you are a person who enjoys drama and romance in plots, this book hardly has any of those. Everything made sense, I for one who takes a little more time than anyone else to understand the logic behind a con understood it with so much ease! The story line was so well sequenced, I was so surprised that such a book could even exist. This book was really long but I was so sad when it ended Sydney Sheldon just writes book so damn well that I don't care if it never ended! I would still go on reading and reading!
I just fell in love with her more than I did with Jeff (but my love for Tracy comes with ADMIRATION so all of u can stop thinking what u are!) It was So unpredictable, exciting and original! She is smart, snarky and BRAVE. I MEAN ISN'T THAT A GOOD ENOUGH REASON TO READ THIS BOOK?Įvery single con in this book is just enough to make u want to go do the gangnam style in your school canteen,while everyone watches you. She steals from the people who are greedy and obtain their wealth through wrong means. But all the events convert her into a con woman, rather a woman ROBIN HOOD. She is determined to avenge herself on those who took away her happy life. The phrase 'Living hell' aptly describes her life in prison. She is then sent to jail and encounters the worst things any woman can ever encounter. Tracy is this women who is framed by mafia gang(who cause the death of her Mother) for a crime she hadn't done.
It's the NA genre where I see the trend of doormats.) What I mean is it would be nice to have protagonists like this in a few popular books. I am not saying all women need be strong or anything like that. That's why it's surprises me how a book written by MAN in the 80's could make such a beautiful iron hearted woman when these days women writers still write their female characters in a weak vulnerable way. I am not trying to be a 'ranting' feminist or anything but it really bothers me, how women are portrayed in books these days. In the present day context, where women are being treated better than in the past, we come across books with female protagonists being entirely SPINELESS, super weak and helpless.īut this book, written around 1985, was able to really highlight the fact that women are not effing dumb little birds. I didn't think I should write a review owing to the fact that more than 1000s of reviews were written as to how awesome this book is but I had to point out and pour my heart out about so many things that I couldn't resist myself.
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