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Hide and Seek (Sisterhood, #8) (Sisterhood #8)
Whoever said living well is the best revenge never met the Sisterhood...
Together, the seven fearless friends known as the Sisterhood have served sweet justice to villians who thought they were above the law. But paycheck has its price, and the Sisterhood's last assignment almost landed them in jail. Now the women are fugitives with a bounty on their heads, but they're not...more
Together, the seven fearless friends known as the Sisterhood have served sweet justice to villians who thought they were above the law. But paycheck has its price, and the Sisterhood's last assignment almost landed them in jail. Now the women are fugitives with a bounty on their heads, but they're not...more
Paperback, 352 pages
Published
January 1st 2008
by Zebra
(first published December 18th 2007)
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Eighth in the Sisterhood suspense series and the first of the Rules of the Game series for Charles Martin has gotten an inquiry from both Interpol and Scotland Yard.
The Story
Charles has been training the ladies for weeks in their mountain hideaway in Spain getting them ready for their next mission: protecting Jack, Harry, Lizzie, and Nellie. Then an unexpected gift lands in their laps. Four boxes of years-worth of secret copied files from AD Riley's private office. The files he intends to use to...more
The Story
Charles has been training the ladies for weeks in their mountain hideaway in Spain getting them ready for their next mission: protecting Jack, Harry, Lizzie, and Nellie. Then an unexpected gift lands in their laps. Four boxes of years-worth of secret copied files from AD Riley's private office. The files he intends to use to...more
I was a little disappointed that my library had this lsited as the first book in the Sisterhood series so I started with this book and right away I could tell that it definitely was not the first book in the series. I was interested enough to keep reading the book but at the same time I just felt confused the entire time becuase I really wasn't sure what the purpose of the Sisterhood was or how they really got started. A few hints were given throughout the book but I just felt lost all the way t...more
Synopsis: Together, the seven fearless friends known as the Sisterhood have served sweet justice to villains who thought they were above the law. But payback has its price, and the Sisterhood's last assignment almost landed them in jail. Now the women are fugitives with a bounty on their heads, but they're not planning on hiding out for long - not when good friends need the kind of help only they can give.
Mitch Riley, the ruthless assistant director of the FBI, intends to frame Cornelia "Nellie"...more
Mitch Riley, the ruthless assistant director of the FBI, intends to frame Cornelia "Nellie"...more
I felt like this book was a made for T.V. movie. It is a simple read with not much depth or originality. The book is about 7 women who form a vigilante group called "The Sisterhood". The book tries to establish the fact that women can do basically anything men can do. I feel the book fails to accomplish this, because every move and decision the ladies make is controlled by some guy named Charles. Basically, the women are a bunch of puppets on a string for the male dominant character.
Sep 08, 2009
Olean Public Library
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--The sisterhood is at it again; as in Lethal Justice.
--Over a period of time women who have been wronged by society, partners, employers, and business associates join together and form a group they call “The Sisterhood.” Coming from all different walks of life and skills, they are backed by a woman who has vast resources and money. One at a time, they get a chance to enact justice. All get involved to help one of their sisters to gain her end.
--Very good.
--Over a period of time women who have been wronged by society, partners, employers, and business associates join together and form a group they call “The Sisterhood.” Coming from all different walks of life and skills, they are backed by a woman who has vast resources and money. One at a time, they get a chance to enact justice. All get involved to help one of their sisters to gain her end.
--Very good.
I thought I was going to get a strong read out of the book. Fern Michaels has always been a great author to me after reading Pretty Woman... But with the series it's as if it's to slow the plot really doesn't rake to a climax and then a great ending. It just tells me a kind of action packed story but it doesn't really get there.. Hide and seek was a gift along with the following book Hokus Pokus. So I will see how the tone of Hokus Pokus is and see if it's a better read the pervious.
The sisterhood is winning again. The vigilantes were holed up in a mountaintop in Europe when they got their instructions that they were headed back to the states to help solve another problem. but they had to disguise themselves. Mitchell Rileyu was trying to frame "his friends" so he could become the director of the FBI but can the sisterhood stop him. This was a good and quick read.
Loved it! This one focuses on the FBI (specifically the Assistant Director, Mitch Riley) who has targeted Judge Easter, Myra's friend and confidant; and, Lizzie Fox, the Sisterhood's attorney. He intends to frame Judge Easter and Lizzie Fox to save his career. The Sisterhood will bring the fight right to his door.
OK, by now, I'm just sick of the series. I really liked it for awhile - I loved the idea of making up for horrible wrongs, but by now it's so repetitive I can't even care anymore. The newest sister Annie drives me up a wall. The "punishments" for the bad guys are stupid. I'm over the group of women and their shenanigans.
I have always enjoyed Fern's books. Even if they do tend to be, as a friend calls them "fluff". But this one was different and unexpected. It was actually in line with a spy/espionage theme. I enjoyed it because true to form, I like the good guys to win...
And so the storyline continues. This is a great series. The women are avenging their friends who helped them. New old characters are being added to the sisterhood. Looking forward to the next installment in the lives of the sisterhood.
This was the first of the Sisterhood series that I've read... It came in a bag of books I received awhile back. Definitely need to read the whole series in order. There were a lot of references to other books that I just didn't get because I hadn't read them.
This is poetic justice at it's finest. Fern Michaels hits the nail on the head with this incredible novel of the Sisterhood.
The last mission the Sisters took on almost landed them in jail and now they are hiding out as fugitives. But they cannot stay in hiding forever as their expertise is called on to help out their friends.
Mitch Riley is the Assistant Director of the FBI and is intending to frame "Nellie" Easter who is the judge who helped the Sisters with their last mission to keep them out...more
The last mission the Sisters took on almost landed them in jail and now they are hiding out as fugitives. But they cannot stay in hiding forever as their expertise is called on to help out their friends.
Mitch Riley is the Assistant Director of the FBI and is intending to frame "Nellie" Easter who is the judge who helped the Sisters with their last mission to keep them out...more
Hide and Seek (fern Michaels)
I did enjoy this book. There are a lot of characters, I had a bit of a hard time remembering who was who. I think i would like to read her previous books in this series. I am sure I would enjoy them
I did enjoy this book. There are a lot of characters, I had a bit of a hard time remembering who was who. I think i would like to read her previous books in this series. I am sure I would enjoy them
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I enjoyed the seven other Fern Michaels series books about the sisterhood seeking revenge on the people who've done wrong - this new one and the "new sister" just seemed to be more like a TV movie -But - it was in large print (^:^) so an easy read!
My first book in the Sisterhood series, thank goodness that my friend told me little bit about them before I started. However plot was intriguing and easy to read. Would definitely read some more books from the series!
This book kept me wanting to read continuously so I knew what was going to happen at the end. I love books about bada** women too and this is it.
Another in the "Sisterhood" series. I really like them, they are fun, showing the power of women, and
are a light and fast read.
are a light and fast read.
Jul 26, 2011
Rachel
added it
have read all in the series
got up to this one
never finished it and don't think I will
got up to this one
never finished it and don't think I will
I was not as impressed by the Sisterhood novel on account of involving so many others. I kind of feel like Fern Michaels struggled to bring the women back in to action. I was a bit bored for over half this novel. I truly hope this is not the case for the remainder of the series. I will say the choice of punishment issued to Riley was creative and having handled said materials I fully understand the itch.
This was a pretty good book. They always come up with some interesting forms of revenge. For such a short book, I'm not sure why it took me so long to read it.
Enjoyed this continuing book on the Sisterhood, glad to find they're still around.
Interesting story - sometimes a little disconnected, but great revenge!!
Mar 23, 2011
Jane
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I loved this book and I want to read more about the sisterhood
The author's usual fare....plot was a bit more intriguing than usual.
Read the entire sisterhood series it is well worth the effort.
All that hype for a very simple ending for a long winded book. It took me weeks to get through it. When there are a lot of main characters, it gets complicated. I had to remind myself who people were often. Sorry, not my fav.
Fern Michaels did a fantastic job on this series.
i really enjoyed the book. Fern Michaels is a great author
I love This Series!!!!!! I Have All of them!!!!!!!
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Fern Michaels (born Mary Ruth Kuczkir) is an American author of romance and thriller novels, including nearly 50 best selling books with more than 70 million copies in print. Her USA Today and New York Times best selling books include Family Blessings, Pretty Woman, and Crown Jewel, as well as the Texas quartet and the Captive series. She started writing in 1973 when her youngest son went off to s...more
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