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Collateral Damage (Sisterhood #11)
Through all their adventures, the bond of the Sisterhood has remained steadfast and unshakeable.
But for the first time, the Sisterhood verges on falling apart when the ladies have to choose between two difficult assignments. The first job guarantees a huge paycheck; the second offers a presidential pardon — and a chance to finally emerge from hiding.
For the sake of their
...moreebook, 352 pages
Published
October 1st 2008
by Kensington Publishing Corporation
(first published January 1st 2008)
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Eleventh in the Sisterhood series; fourth in the Rules of the Game series. The story is, as usual, set in Washington D.C. and is another outside job contracted with the vigilantes.
The Story
The girls are getting bored. Again. Then Charles pops up with a "dicey" job. Seems both the Republicans and Democrats lost their donor lists with all their identities. The Republicans are promising a presidential pardon to the ladies but without guarantees.
The ladies just ain't that stupid and they decide to g...more
The Story
The girls are getting bored. Again. Then Charles pops up with a "dicey" job. Seems both the Republicans and Democrats lost their donor lists with all their identities. The Republicans are promising a presidential pardon to the ladies but without guarantees.
The ladies just ain't that stupid and they decide to g...more
Both political parties are stunned when their top secret fundraising lists of donors are stolen. The Democrats and the Republicans ask the Sisterhood to investigate the hacker who stole their lists. However, the Sisterhood is divided as to who to assist. The Dems offer a lot of cash while the GOP offer presidential pardon.
One thing the team shares in common is not to trust either party. They have their extended operatives conduct some serendipitous investigations to see if this is a stunt to ca...more
One thing the team shares in common is not to trust either party. They have their extended operatives conduct some serendipitous investigations to see if this is a stunt to ca...more
Sisterhood series. Love this series!
A presidential pardon was offered and tempting. I have read so many books in this series that it is like visiting old friends in each new book I read. This book had lots of intriguing moments and I enjoyed it. I especially loved seeing what happened to the man that abused his wife-my kind of justice!
I have just started reading another book in this series (and have 2 more in line to be read-although I may have read those already).
A presidential pardon was offered and tempting. I have read so many books in this series that it is like visiting old friends in each new book I read. This book had lots of intriguing moments and I enjoyed it. I especially loved seeing what happened to the man that abused his wife-my kind of justice!
I have just started reading another book in this series (and have 2 more in line to be read-although I may have read those already).
I like these books, but they get a little too violent for me sometimes. But still, I like the fact that these women take on injustice. I think we would all like to see the "wrongs" people do come back to bite them in the patoot. I know it isn't realistic AT ALL. But I like strong women, like Buffy TVS and even the Charmed ones. LOL Might not be "acceptable" to the very religious.
Interesting premise. Liked that several characters are back in full force. Felt sorry for the female character who is the fall guy in this story. Liked that we go back over some of why the women are together. Will be interesting to see where this storyline goes next.
I liked this book. I didn't realize it was part of a series until I was done. It didn't make much sense along the way and I kept thinking there should be more to the story. I didn't like the ending. It was to short. I like it better when the ending ties everything together.
By number 4 of a series, the characters are familiar to the readers. Unfortunately, this book does not advance the characters. As usual, plot requires you to suspend belief, but it's still an easy and enjoyable quick read.
I read almost half the book and I could not decide who I was rooting for - the good girl or "bad" girls. So I don't care who wins. (The bad girls were a group of vigilantes) Could they both win???? Ya, I dont care either.
I enjoyed this 11th book of THE SISTERHOOD SERIES by Fern Michaels. COLLATERAL DAMAGE is based on the theme of true friends being loyal to one another and standing together in good and difficult situations.
I still like these books, but maybe I am of these ladies causing problems. This one was not the best of plots in my opinion. I was hoping for something more but this still kept my interest.
Awesome! This series is so easy to follow even if you're reading it out of sequence like I am. The characters are well defined and very memorable. The Sisterhood is unshakeable!
A fun read, some intrigue, enjoyed the sisterhood bond. Disappointed to find out this is a series, but oh well, it worked without knowing what went on in other books.
Okay. But, like Mom, I am getting bored with this series. Time to pick up something else for a while. Time for some historical fiction.
Nov 26, 2008
Ilean
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3 of 5 stars
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I think I am getting tired of these ladies causing problems. This one was not the best of plots in my opinion.
I was hoping for something more but this failed to keep my interest.
I was hoping for something more but this failed to keep my interest.
Erin Powell got screwed, I really got into her, and to have her go out like that. Just pissed me off, very weak!!!
More background info. No real mission. Good character interaction, but not as much action as others in the series.
This was the first book I've read by Fern Michaels-I always assumed she only wrote romance? The book covers threw me, I think....At any rate, this was a good read, though sometimes I would get confused due to the amount of characters. Good look at the other side of justice.
Not very good - really did not like the reader (Laural Merlington) Slow, soap operaish silly..
I enjoy the Sisterhood. Unbelievable, yes, but some times you just need a fun read!
love the sisterhood - any one who likes nasty revenge stories will love this series
Feb 13, 2010
Kelley
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4 of 5 stars
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contemporary-womens-fiction
I'm so glad my friend Sandi turned me on to this series. The first couple books I was iffy about. But the farther I get in the series, the more I like them, even in spite of the silliness they sometimes have and how totally unbeleivable they are. They ARE pure entertainment and that's why I read after all.
I didn't feel there was much story in this book. The Sisterhood didn't play a big role in the book. Too much swearing for me.
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11th Sisterhook book. another series am I ever going to get caught up.
This book follows the same story line as the others, but still enjoyed reading it! Little confused about the ending I feel like I missed something, guess I'll just have to read the next one.
I needed more white out for this book. It was ok, but not the best.
Read it not knowing it was a series and no it doesn't stand alone.
Listened to this book on CD while driving on a road trip.
They are getting more unbelievable as the series goes on. But, it was entertaining.
I have know idea why they are calling this book 4 when it is actually something like book 10.
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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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