The Invisible

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I love that this book really shows how parents can take out so much on their kid, and how much that can mold the kid.

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And the fae – comprised of a wide range of elfin cads and less glamorous beings – are delightfully evil. I read my first Danielle Steel novel back in 1977; I was a big Danielle Steel fan for many years and could not wait until her next novel was release. Invisible by Danielle Steel is a pleasant story about a young woman who wants to be, and stay invisible.

Antonia made me feel so sorry for her because she often hid or disappeared because she felt like her mother flew into rages because she thought being a wife and mother was keeping her from becoming an actress. She is beautiful and meets young men in College that are studying to become actors and she is urged to become an actress which she has no interest. There were times I was reminded of my late great aunt’s memorable tales while I was reading this story.

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Her father has become remote with Antonia and she feels as if he can't wait for her to go off to College. While a student at NYU, summer employment with a famous British filmmaker changed everything for her.Antonia Adams is the product of a loveless marriage between a beautiful young model and an aristocrat. After reading chapter two and realizing these faults in writing I began to second-guess my opinions, that maybe Steel is trying to imprint something into the mind with a writing technique. And they have an ace up their sleeve: Eleanor, a lowly maid from an English estate with a striking resemblance to French royalty. She is very narcissistic and soon Brandon feels like he made a mistake marrying her because she hates being a wife and mother to their daughter Antonia. I don’t like romances where there is such a huge age gap, especially when the woman is so young at the start of the relationship.

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I was kindly provided an e-copy of this book by the publisher (Random House) or author (Danielle Steel) via NetGalley, so I can give an honest review about how I feel about this book. When chaos begins to reign this technology starts to behave strangely (here’s looking at you, robotic centipede). Invisible relays the story of Antonia Adams, a woman who provides a glimpse into the film industry thanks to her life story. Want to thank NetGalley and Random House Publishing Group – Ballantine ~ Delacorte Press for this eGalley.For Kai's dragon heritage makes him an enemy of the fae people, and they are determined to start a war.

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I'm one who likes to finish books but I just could not get through another chapter full of repetition to this extent, those looking into reading Danielle Steel, this is a warning. A story of family, trauma, the past, distance, escape, perseverance, love, ambition and hope, Invisible is a novel of self-belief.I enjoyed Lara, Antonia's stepmother, She gave Antonia some love and compassion when it was pretty clear that Antonia's dad was incapable of showing love or compassion. But, their mutual machinations, peace treaties and general meddling in the affairs of mortals provide a constant through-intrigue for Irene and Kai to try and resolve. A young librarian is involved, and if they can't extricate him the Library will face serious political repercussions which could even trigger a war. Danielle Steel is not for me and I will sadly say that I will be staying far away from even considering reading any other books by this author. Suddenly her mother deserts both her marriage and her only child and Brandon can't believe how selfish his wife is and feels like he made a huge mistake by bringing this cold Parisian women into his life and he agrees that his marriage is a disaster.