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True Colors

by Kristin Hannah (Goodreads Author)

3.83 of 5 stars 3.83 · rating details · 17,677 ratings · 1,928 reviews

True Colors is New York Times bestselling author Kristin Hannah’s most provocative, compelling, and heart-wrenching story yet. With the luminous writing and unforgettable characters that are her trademarks, she tells the story of three sisters whose once-solid world is broken apart by jealousy, betrayal, and the kind of passion that rarely comes along.

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Published April 1st 2010 by St. Martin's Press (first published 2009)

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Aug 25, 2012 Sally Wessely rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

One may wonder why a reader would rate a book so low and still read it. I guess I read the book because I decided not to waste my money. (That's best reason I can come up with.) I've never read Kristin Hannah before, so I picked this book up because it was cheap at Costco, and because I decided I needed a bit of light, chick-lit reading as a change of pace.

I found myself almost groaning sometimes during the story because the writing was so dull. The author's attempt at character development for...more

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Mar 23, 2010 BarkLessWagMore rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, romance, chick-lit

I listened to this as an unabridged audio book. Kristin Hannah has written some charming historical romances in the past which is why I was tempted to pick this up but I’m really under whelmed with this women’s fiction/chick lit/soap opera venture. Where’s the charm? Never mind that, where’s the love? All I’m reading here is bitterness and jealousy and awkward relationships. It’s making me edgy and impatient.

The book is about three sisters whose mom died of cancer when they were very young teen...more I listened to this as an unabridged audio book. Kristin Hannah has written some charming historical romances in the past which is why I was tempted to pick this up but I’m really under whelmed with this women’s fiction/chick lit/soap opera venture. Where’s the charm? Never mind that, where’s the love? All I’m reading here is bitterness and jealousy and awkward relationships. It’s making me edgy and impatient.

The book is about three sisters whose mom died of cancer when they were very young teens/pre-teens. Supposedly they are super close, or that’s what the author keeps saying anyway. Winona is the oldest, Aurora the middle one and Vivi Anne is the young beautiful one favored by gruff old dad. Winona grows up to be a successful attorney but she is very insecure and an emotional eater and has been unable to snag a man. When Luke, a hunk from her past calls her up and asks her to meet him to discuss some legal business over a drink she instantly hopes and wishes that he wants to date her. Desperate, much? She then agonizes over her looks, insists that Aurora pretty her up and then imagines him gushing about his wife and kiddies and on and on. Blech, is she 27 or 17? But, alas, it’s all for naught because the moment Luke spies gorgeous Vivi Anne he’s head over heels and Winona starts to seethe with jealousy and dreams up ways they’ll break up so she can comfort Luke. She refuses to tell Vivi Anne about her crush on Luke and then starts being a royal bitch to everyone (including employees) because those two are dating. Emotionally stunted, much?

The middle sister, Aurora, seems to be here to act as a peace-keeper between the beauty and the bitter sister. She’s married to a doctor whom she apparently finds boring and has little children who are apparently never around. I’ve heard people say that kids should be seen and not heard but these kids weren’t even seen. It was weird since Aurora was in the story so much whenever someone needed advice or prettying up. I began to wonder if she had some dark secret and had locked her kids in the basement or sold them for cash or something.

Vivi Anne is probably the only character I somewhat warmed up to but only because she had a soft spot for horses, especially wounded ones, and because she was a bit wild herself. She’s not so smart in the relationship department and was too eager to please others however. This gets her into a real nasty bind as the book goes along. She makes some excruciatingly stupid choices but she’s the youngest so at least it made more sense than Winona’s endless pining and whining over Luke, the blandest man in the land.

The whole dynamic of this relationship just wasn’t working for me and none of these characters were likable enough to latch on to. The entire first part of the book annoyed me and though these three supposedly have a close relationship I didn’t feel it. I understand sibling rivalry and all but the way this relationship was written was just not believable. There’s also some weird-ass dialogue that bugged me. I can’t remember it all but this gem really stuck out. When Luke first calls and asks Winona to meet for a drink she responds with, “How about 4:00? I hear that’s Miller time?” Honestly, who says things like that outside of a commercial? It’s no wonder this woman can’t get a date.

Later on a major plot development happens that only cements my previous dislike for Winona and helps me feel compassion towards Vivi Anne even though she is too weak of a character to fully embrace. The twist here is a total soap opera event but it does make the book a bit more interesting. It’s here that the book did fully grab my attention but not because of the tangled relationship between the sisters but because of a troubled young teen boy and his journal entries. He was a great character and Hannah is a writer who can touch the emotions. It’s just such a shame that she wasted so much space on a character as utterly awful as Winona and gave the third sister, Aurora, such the shaft. The end of the book where Winona’s love life was resolved seemed very contrived and not believable at all. It should have ended with an epilogue where she was a bitter old cat lady. Now that I would have believed.

I’ll read Kristin Hannah again because she can write an emotionally involving story but this one won’t be getting a reread.
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May 05, 2013 Doğan Kaytan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: most-those-i-like, read-2011, okuyup-odunc-verdiklerim

Çıktığı ilk günden beri alıp okumak istediğim, fakat nedese her seferinde kaderin yollarımızı ayırdığı bi kitaptı Gerçek Renkler.

Geçenlerde kitapçıma gittiğimde hiç unmadığım bi anda karşılaştım ve alıp okumaya başlayıp bi güzel bitirdim.

Öncelikle, Ateşböceği yolu ve Kış bahçesi'nde ki etkiyi bırakmadığını belirtmek isterim. Bir önceki romanlarında olduğu gibi ölüm kalım durumları yoktu bu romanında. Fakat, nedendir bilmiyorum kitap kendini çok güzel bir şekilde okutturuyor insana. Bu seferki...more

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Mar 13, 2009 Barbara rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, animals-dogs-cats-horses-other

I read this book in four days. I couldn't put it down. I just wanted to know what was going to happen. This is when you really know a book is good when it's a page turner. Anyway, this book is about three sisters trying to stay together as a family. The dad is always drinking and basically hating his life after his wife died. The three sisters are trying to make their way in life and get torn apart but certain events that happen along the way. Eventually they reunite but there is tension still b...more

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Mar 27, 2009 Melissa rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was so disappointed. I had saved this book thinking I would have a lovely time reading. I have read a lot of her books, and always enjoyed them. The relationships between the three sisters are interesting, and not real relationships. They are very flat and unnatural. There were instances where the book is so stilted with the development of some characters, I wouldn't want to read further. I got depressed the further I read, and I kept hoping that the story would get better. There are many ends...more

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Mar 12, 2010 Christine rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Although this story of the Grey sisters (a ranching family in Washington state) is solidly in the chick lit genre, author Kristin Hannah does take on a topic that resonates with today’s headlines. Following on from her storyline, she includes a character (Dallas Raintree), who marries one of the Grey sisters and later becomes false accused and sentenced for the crime of murder.

Before that contemporary twist to the story, however, the novel centers on the relationships of the three Grey sisters,...more Although this story of the Grey sisters (a ranching family in Washington state) is solidly in the chick lit genre, author Kristin Hannah does take on a topic that resonates with today’s headlines. Following on from her storyline, she includes a character (Dallas Raintree), who marries one of the Grey sisters and later becomes false accused and sentenced for the crime of murder.

Before that contemporary twist to the story, however, the novel centers on the relationships of the three Grey sisters, Winona (a lawyer), Aurora (a stay at home mom, who later opens her own store), and Vivi Ann, the most beautiful sister and the baby of the family. The story follows the sibling rivalries and much seeking of their father’s attention (as their mother died when the girls were young). When the novel begins, it actually had echoes of Jane Smile’s “A Thousand Acres.”

Then the story segues into a romantic triangle with Winona (unrequited), Vivi Ann, and Luke Connelly, a high school friend of Winona who comes back as a vet and falls hard for the youngest Grey sister. Tension and heart ache ensues as Luke proposes to Vivi Ann, but she falls for Dallas Raintree, a new hired hand on the ranch.

Eventually Vivi Ann and Dallas marry, have a son, and make the once-struggling ranch profitable again. However, Dallas remained an outsider and when a woman from the wrong side of town gets murdered, he becomes the prime suspect. Despite Winona’s status as a lawyer, she refuses to help with Dallas’s defense due to ill will that has continued between the sisters’ since their earlier conflict over Luke.

Where the plot line moves from here is the true heart of the story, including how the sisters manage to reconcile, Dallas’s continuing years in prison, and the way in which his son grows up in the shadow of a scorned father. While the ending might be predictable, the passageway to the final scenes remains compelling. Using information from groups like The Innocence Project, Hannah gives a good portrait of a man trapped in a justice system that finds it easier to keep him jailed for the crime than to admit mistakes were made.

Compelling, too, is the girls relationship with their father, which has never been easy. Rather than making him a character who changes his mind, Hannah allows the sisters, particularly his favorite Vivi Ann, come to see him for the person he is. This is a welcomed touch. No sister has all (or really, any) of the answers in the Grey family, just like life. At the end of the day, they have each other, and that is enough.

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Dec 27, 2009 Rhonda Rae Baker rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Unbelievable...Kristin never fails...she is such an amazing author! I can't recommend this book high enough...what a beautiful story. I couldn't read it fast enough and I didn't want it to end...WOW

The characters in this book are so real I felt they were part of my family. The dynamics in personality, depth of feeling and emotion, picturesque descriptions of town, home, and country, the twists and turns of what happens to them, the surprises, the hardships, and joy in one another's life's, the...more

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Apr 10, 2009 Dawn rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is a hard book to rate for me. On one hand, I thought it was really good. Hannah does a super job of making you feel the emotions the characters are experiencing, at familiarizing you to the settings and the motivations of the story and just simply making you FEEL. Whether it be sadness, anger, love or disgust you get to crawl into some of the characters lives and see the story through their perspective. That part of the book I loved.
On the other hand is the mechanics of the story. How she...more

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Apr 14, 2009 Mary rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Grey sisters have always been close. After their mother's death, the girls banded together, becoming best friends. Their stern, disapproving father cares less about his children than about his reputation. To Henry Grey, appearances are everything, and years later, he still demands that his daughters reflect his standing in the community.

I loved this book. Didn't want to put it down. I had "happy" tears at a couple of parts. Life does intervene in the sisters lives and hearts are broken and e...more

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May 10, 2011 Nichole (Dirty H) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011

I was visiting my parents for a few days and found myself without a book (how did I let that happen?) so I picked this up.
This is essentially a Lifetime movie and I would have preferred to just spend two hours watching it on TV instead of two days reading it, but it was enjoyable nonetheless. The writing is nothing stellar, especially after just finishing Barbara Kingsolver's "The Lacuna" (stunning!) but the story is engaging. I liked that Hannah gave two sides to the issue and you could sympath...more

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Feb 11, 2011 Virginia Travis rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2009, romantic, made-me-cry

I've read most of Kristin Hannah's books for a reason. I get thoroughly involved in her stories! I find her characters to be human and the dialogue believable. I felt connected and involved with the people in True Colors. I cared what happened to them and I cried along with them. I know for a fact that horses can help a person through the darkest of times. The author captured that type of healing bond beautifully. The sisters had their rough spots and true love and devotion was tested, but it al...more

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Feb 24, 2009 Dana rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Grey sisters are the best of friends. They are very loving and supportive of each other. After their mother died when they were young, they became very close.

Their father, Henry, is so concerned about appearances he shows little regard for his daughters. He cares about his horse ranch and how he will look to others in the community. He is very critical and constantly disapproving.

Winona, the eldest is an overweight intellect. She has become a lawyer and lives in the nearby town. She actually...more

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Dec 12, 2012 Svenja rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 5-sterne

Vor ein paar Monaten habe ich ein Buch als Geburtstagsgeschenk für meine Schwester gesucht und leider nichts passendes gefunden. "Das Geheimnis der Schwestern" wäre perfekt gewesen. Nun werde ich noch ein Exemplar kaufen und ihr zu Weihnachten schenken, denn dieses Buch zeigt, wie wichtig der Zusammenhalt unter Schwestern sein sollte.

Das Cover finde ich total schön. Die Farbauswahl ist wirklich gut gelungen. Die Frau, die verträumt in den Horizont guckt und gerade die Petroleumlampe im Vordergru...more

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Sep 13, 2012 Bobbie Williams rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Grey sisters have always been close. After their mother’s death, the girls banded together, becoming best friends. Their stern, disapproving father cares less about his children than about his reputation. To Henry Grey, appearances are everything, and years later, he still demands that his daughters reflect his standing in the community.
Another winner from Hannah!
Winona, the oldest, needs her father’s approval most of all. An overweight bookworm who never felt at home on the sprawling horse...more

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Jun 11, 2012 Karen rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

True colors is a story about three Grey sisters. Vivi Ann is the “pretty” one who all the boys love, she is dad’s favorite and the one the other sisters are jealous of. Aurora is the “married” one with a family who tried to keep everyone together and happy. And Winona, the oldest, is the “chubby” one who is also the brain of the family.

The story follows the sisters through many years of their lives. We learn how jealousy, over determination and doubt has impacted their relationships and how thei...more

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Feb 05, 2012 Alexandra rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was pretty mediocre. I read it, along with some other books by this author, on a whim because it was on promo for the iPad. Her writing is not exactly my style but most of the books were enjoyable. This one, though, was pretty cringe-worthy. This is the sort of book where sisters emphatically say things like, "Come on, guys. We're SISTERS," as a primary debate (aka "stfu and stop actually talking about important conflicts") tactic. Where women do cliched things like show up at each other's...more

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Dec 29, 2011 Sheryl rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit, family-drama

True Colors by Kristin Hannah ~ Wow...so at first I was reading this and thinking to myself, well Kristin has gone all "Romance Novel" on us and all I could picture were those cheesy Fabio book covers.... And in a matter of a few more chapters it got REALLY good!!!

I know a book is good when I am sitting at work reading it and I have to gather myself to answer the phone because I am boo hooing! This is such a great love story based on the lives of 3 sisters and the men that come and go.... There...more

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Dec 01, 2011 Karen & Gerard rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, relationships, romance, teens

What a neat novel True Colors by Kristin Hannah is! It starts off following the lives of three sisters from when their mother died while they were teens. Aurora is the peace maker who settled for marriage to “Mr. Boring” while the eldest daughter, Winona, an attorney, loves her younger sister’s fiancé and longs for her father’s approval. Vivi Ann, is engaged to a real nice guy, but isn’t in love with him and follows her heart and passion when Dallas, the new ranch hand shows an interest in her....more

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May 16, 2011 Jennefer rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am a big fan of Kristin Hannah's books my favorites have been Night Road, Summer Island, Firefly Lane & Winter Garden - This definitely is not one of my favorites, however it is still far from being a bad book.

This is the story of three sisters, Winona, Aurora and Vivi Ann. They all live in small town in Washington called Oyster Shores. This story begins with the death of their mother when the girls are teenagers and follows them through the trials and tribulations of their adulthood.

The...more

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Mar 25, 2011 Reno rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary-fiction

True Colors is Kristin Hannah's 17th novel. She's successful for a reason - she knows how to connect the reader to her characters. In my opinion, her release FireFly Lane was so good, it would be a tought act to follow.

So I have high expectations whenever I pick up Kristin Hannah's novels, which may have contributed to why True Colors didn't resonate with me. The problem is probably me - this book is targeted towards women, and I'm not a woman, although I can connect with the emotional texture o...more

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Mar 09, 2010 Sandie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, romance

"In her 17th novel, bestseller Hannah portrays the delicate and enduring bonds of sisterhood. The story of the Grey sisters is set in a small Washington town and follows Winona, Aurora and Vivi Ann from the time of their mother's death, when they are young teens in 1979, on through adulthood, cataloguing their trials and the men who typically come bearing them, beginning with Luke, Winona's high school best friend and secret crush. But when he falls in love with Vivi Ann, who later cheats on him...more

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Feb 13, 2010 Emma rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Get out your tissues, you are going to need them.

Wednesday I had a flight to Seattle and back and since it was such a short day I decided I could do without a book and just do work things. Well as often occurs at the airport flights are delayed and other things occur, so I ended up with 5 hours on my hands.

The first three hours I did alright but then I was bored out of my mind so I headed to the closest book stand. I browsed for close to half an hour narrowing down my choice to two books. In the...more Get out your tissues, you are going to need them.

Wednesday I had a flight to Seattle and back and since it was such a short day I decided I could do without a book and just do work things. Well as often occurs at the airport flights are delayed and other things occur, so I ended up with 5 hours on my hands.

The first three hours I did alright but then I was bored out of my mind so I headed to the closest book stand. I browsed for close to half an hour narrowing down my choice to two books. In the end I chose the one with the most pink on the cover, I know a bad way to finally make a ruling, but I am so glad of the one I chose.

At the airport I only made it through the prologue and part of chapter one, then the book got placed in my briefcase promptly left for a few days.

This weekend with my husband out of town I remembered the book and so sat down (beginning at 11:30 pm) to read a little bit. Well I am now going on 32 hours of no sleep because I stayed up all night reading. I did not realize the time until my two sons came into my room wrapped in the blankets saying morning mama.

Once Dallas Raintree, a half Indian with a past littered with unsavory events, entered the book and the life of Vivi Ann Grey the books takes on a ton of intrigue. There is passionate love (but tasteful and not graphic, you can just feel the passion), heartbreak of the worst kind, sorrow, people in the depths of despair and depression.

In a nutshell, this man with a past is accused, tried and convicted of murder. The book is the ensuing 12 years of sorrow for the Grey family, 3 sisters and a father. Winona, the eldest sister and lawyer has a grudge that causes the three sisters to tear apart, and ultimately keeps them off and on estranged for years.

So many things happen in this story that I would love to share with you, but this is a story that telling any piece can ultimately give a piece of the book away and this particular story needs the drama and suspense for a first time reader.

It is amazing and I give it a definite 5 stars and if I could give it 10 I would.(less)

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Oct 29, 2009 Jan rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction

I started out really liking this book, and stayed pretty riveted throughout the first half. But after a while, it just started to wear on me.

True Colors is the story of 3 sisters in a small town in Washington as they try to keep their family ranch afloat, find love, and live their lives. Ultimately, none of the characters in the book was terribly likable. Two of the sisters in particular both came off incredibly self-absorbed. Their love-hate relationship, particularly as it dragged out for deca...more

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Oct 09, 2009 bookczuk rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to bookczuk by: Dana

Shelves: bookcrossing, read-on-recommendation

When I first tried to read this book, it was right at the time my mother had died from cancer, and picking a book up where a mother died from cancer at the get go was just too much for me. But now life has moved on, and ironically, my mother's death has turned out to be one of the easier things in my world these past few months. So today, when I needed to just curl up with a book to escape into, this was the perfect choice.

Sibling relationships, even at their best, are complex. I never had siste...more

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May 24, 2009 Diane rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Grey sisters have been forced to band together after the death of their mother and the girls' unspoken language of love and loyalty is what has carried them through the pain. Sadly, their father has not been so lucky. Withdrawn and somewhat of a recluse, he finds solace in the fact that his girls have remained by his side. United and bound by devotion, this family will survive even the fiercest of storms.

Winona is the oldest of the clan, has had her share of strife. Pleasantly plump and stu...more

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May 25, 2009 Sharon Ader rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: no

Recommended to Sharon by: Book club

Shelves: fiction

This was a book selected by my book club. And as with many of those selections, I didn't like it. Part I seemed like so many other books that I used to read when I was much younger. It took me a long time to read because I just didn't care about the characters. Part II was much better and it held my interest. I wouldn't recommend it because there are just too many good books to read, why waste time. I almost stopped this book several times, but continued reading because I thought I might attend...more

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Apr 06, 2009 Shonda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-2009

Overall, I thought this was a good read. It started out a bit slow, but when Dallas Raintree came to town, the story picked up quite a bit and I could not put it down. My only complaint is that I wanted Aurora’s character to be developed more. I thought the author did a good job with Winona and Viva Ann, but I didn’t feel as connected with Aurora as I did the other two.

The book begins in 1979 shortly after their mother's passing. It spans almost three decades and we see how her death still impac...more

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Dec 30, 2012 Carol rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

About 2/3rds of the way through this, I stopped and thought, "Why am I bothering with this?" It was so depressing to keep reading about the three Grey sisters, their father, and assorted significant others and how nothing -- NOTHING -- changed about their relationships for decades. I wanted to shake everybody, give 'em a Gibbs-smack to the back of their heads and tell 'em to shape up, for cryin' out loud! The last third of the book, however, mollified me. Finally some soul-searching was accompli...more

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Apr 29, 2012 Schawn schoepke rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I dont usually read this particular type of book but am in that awkward place of having read everything for book club and not reloading my audible stuff. So it wasnt that bad though. I was worried for awhile. If Dallas would of stayed in prison I would of been pissed. Also I actually am like almost done she hears hoof beats back and forth.... So I am assuming all ends well. The part that held me was not the relationship of the sisters or the drama of the innocent man as much as what was the deal...more

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Dec 17, 2009 Erin rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: chick-lit

Probably up it to 2.5 stars...and I will say it definitely improved after a major twist in the middle. But by that point, i was frustrated with it, the uninspired writing, and the cliched characters--so after the first 100 pages, I skimmed. The story focuses on 3 sisters on a ranch in the West, with an emotionally unavailable rancher father (who's pretty much a douche all the way through) and a mother dead from cancer when the girls are young. The fat oldest sister can't please her father, the m...more

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Kristin Hannah is the New York Times bestselling author of eighteen novels, including the blockbuster Firefly Lane and Night Road. She is a former lawyer turned writer and is the mother of one son. She lives in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii with her husband.

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