Suspects by Danielle Steel is one of those rare stories that does everything well, romance, drama, and suspense with a touch of espionage. She doesn't know his true identity, but she meets CIA operative Mike Andrews who had been tailing a suspicious passenger on her flight. When Mike and Theo meet, their connection is instant, but Theo is completely unaware of Mike’s true objective or identity… or that the life she is rebuilding is in grave danger.

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Suspects by Danielle Steel is an emotional story about a woman who lost her husband and son in a kidnapping gone wrong.When Mike and Theo meet, their connection is instant, but Theo is completely unaware of Mike’s true objective or identity . Her many international bestsellers include Happiness, Palazzo, The Wedding Planner, Worthy Opponents, Without a Trace, The Whittiers, The High Notes, and other highly acclaimed novels. Still reeling from their deaths, Theo barely manages her own company as well as her late husband’s global businesses. Mike helps ramp up the investigation into finding and putting these people behind bars so that Theo can live a normal life without fear.

Suspects: A thrilling, high stakes drama from the billion Suspects: A thrilling, high stakes drama from the billion

Danielle Steel books are always a gamble for me - there’s usually about a 50% chance I’m going to ADORE it and a 50% chance I’ll just feel meh about it. Danielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world’s bestselling authors, with almost a billion copies of her novels sold. Luckily these reads are on the short side, and I treat them for the indulgence they are, a light easy read, with a lot of eye rolling involved.

Danielle Steelhas been hailed as one of the world’s bestselling authors, with a billion copies of her novels sold.

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Theo is a broken woman and is slowly healing as she gets back out in the world and oversees her business and her late husband’s business. When Mike and Theo meet, their connection is instant, but Theo is completely unaware of Mike’s true objective or identity… or that the life she is rebuilding is in grave danger. It’s glitzy and glamorous romantic suspense -- but not too much suspense -- in a global murder case to be solved along with an insta-love romance between a world-famous designer in her mid-thirties and a late-forties CIA agent that feels lacking in development wow power. The case has since gone cold when suddenly she crosses paths with Pierre, a smarmy guy in my opinion and he is being watched by the CIA.She doesn't know his true identity, but she meets C

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This one starts out with Theo who is mourning the loss of her husband and child as they were kidnapped and held for ransom. Senior supervising CIA operative Mike Andrews investigates Pierre’s suspicious foreign contacts and clears him to enter the country, but when he realizes that Theodora Morgan is on the same flight, he becomes concerned for her safety. The chemistry and sparks fly from these two and you'll love reading about all of their meals, trips, and their "time together" if you catch my drift. I'd like to thank NetGalley and Random House Publishing Group-Ballantine for an advanced copy of Suspects. With a background in the travel industry spanning four decades, Mary has cultivated a diverse range of experiences that have shaped her unique perspective on life and storytelling.

Thank you to NetGalley, Random House Publishing Group, and Delacorte Press for an advanced copy of this book in exhange for my unbiased and unsolicited opinion. On one of her trips to New York to prepare a rented building for her fashions, a CIA agent, Mike Andrews, notices someone shady in first class on the same plane as Theo. Suspects is a gripping tale with crazed kidnappers, a keen CIA agent, a withdrawn widow, a creative sibling, a smarmy matchmaker, and a rare romance. I find the luxury brands and fashion industry exciting and the way Danielle Steel wrote this into the novel made me feel like I was part of that industry. The whole time I was reading it I kept telling myself I would just wait for the good part, and it just never came.