What do You think about Changes (1983)?
Changing, dancing, leaping, creeping from old life into new,wondering what I think of you,unseen dreams, and newfound schemes,two lives enmeshed, embroiled, enhanced at last, and suddenly heart snagged, held fast,no turning back, no letting go, too late to run, too soon to know if all is well, yet time will tell it all, and softly in the night I call your name,nothing quite the same amidst this total rearranging,as everything about me is shifting, moving, changing.Sometimes it's difficult to understand why other people do things.When people care about each other, they get hurt. Unless you stay at a safe distance all the time.Sometimes the truth is ugly.In every society, in every community, in every home, there are rules.
—Stephanie
i was surprised by how much i enjoyed this Danielle Steel novel. it's from way back in 1983 and i was surprised that it wasn't too dated. altho there was a lot of peach and cream decor going on hahaha. a female tv anchorwoman has been raising 16 yrs old twin girls on her own since they were born. she's given up on love when she meets a heart surgeon. only problem is, she lives in NY and he lives in CA. and he's mourning the loss of his wife and has 3 kids of his own hehe :) as noted in the title, they both go thru many changes in their lives as they work to keep their relationship intact.
—Rebecca
I almost forgot how much I love a good Danielle Steel novel. I haven't read anything of hers in a year or two- so I decided to come back and read another one of hers. I wasn't disappointed. It started off a little slow, but picked up steam about halfway through. I finished the last half in two days. I love the characters Steel creates- independent Mel and her beautiful twin daughters, intelligent and heartfelt Peter the heart surgeon, and his headstrong daughter and loving sons. Between the locations the characters kept jet-setting to, and the heavy descriptions of both Mel and Peter's jobs, the story flew by along with the pages. I actually had trouble putting it down. Looks like I'll be reading another Steel very soon!
—Natalie
