Betrayal, conspiracy and destruction, crime and punishment intertwined with revenge and lust!
Her name is Noelle Page, who was abandoned by her ex-boyfriend Larry.
Larry Douglas is a legendary American pilot. He is romantic by nature and seduces Noelle, but then abandons her.
Noelle never thought that he could hate someone so much. She used her power and wealth to weave a dense web of revenge for Larry.
Her name is Catherine Alexander. By chance, she fell in love with Larry. Catherine even gave up her career and boyfriend for this, but in the end she was exchanged for endless lies and became the victim of a despicable conspiracy.
Two women who have never met unexpectedly intersect in this revenge.
As the curtain of revenge unfolds, French trendy film directors, film superstars, and Greek millionaires appear one after another. Noelle walks among these people, looking for a good opportunity to hunt Larry like a hunter...
Reader comments
I finished this book intermittently, either listening to or reading. This story is a classic, fun to listen to and fascinating to watch. Two exceptionally beautiful and outstanding women, with completely different family backgrounds. Catherine was born in a loving and warm family, highly educated, gentle, and clean. Ainol was born poor and had a petty and hateful father who betrayed her for himself at a very young age. Originally, Catherine could have a wealthy future and join a noble family by letting nature take its course. Just because the two girls met the same scumbag, they will not have a good future from now on, even if they were too glorious and beautiful before, everything will disappear. This book is very realistic and true, especially the detailed description of the girl's psychology. The girl's romantic psychology kills her future. Especially adult women have a deeper understanding after watching it.
This book is more than just a story, it is like a mirror that reflects the world we live in. Let us understand that beneath the surface of a seemingly peaceful life, everyone has their own secrets and struggles, and they are all struggling with difficulties in life and inner desires. It reminds us not to just see the surface of life, but to be more understanding and tolerant, and to pay attention to the souls hidden in the darkness.
From the perspective of plot structure, the author skillfully weaves multiple clues to interweave the fates of different characters in midnight time and space. As the story progresses, the lives of these seemingly unrelated characters gradually intersect, just like the gears of fate begin to turn, revealing the inextricable connections between people in life. Every twist and turn is unexpected yet reasonable, gripping the reader's heart tightly and making people eager to explore the direction of the story. In the story, the characters are no longer simple individuals, but the epitome of society. The life journey of the characters in the story allows us to see that people often lose themselves on the road of material pursuit.
This book has a sense of divine providence
During the final trial, when Noelle's lawyer said that a confession could provide a solution, Larry interrupted what his lawyer was going to say when he asked what would happen if this condition was not met. If Larry's lawyer had spoken out, Noelle might have thought thoughtfully and the outcome might have been different; it was God's will that the nuns rescued Catherine in the lake, and they came out in the stormy night; it was God's will that Catherine was not killed, and Larry tried to murder her many times, but she survived.
It is full of love and hate, conspiracy and true love, false and true, true and false.
Larry's final performance towards Catherine is intimate but contains murderous intent. Love can be faked and shown vividly. In order to make Catherine believe that he wants to love her again, he will do anything.
Catherine faced some of Larry's tough behaviors and tolerated them without thinking that he wanted to kill her, either when going up the mountain or entering the cave. Catherine has always loved and trusted Larry deeply, and she only woke up in extreme pain.
Fraser was loyal to Catherine, and he showed a look of satisfaction when he saw both Noelle and Larry being punished during the final trial. He wants justice for Catherine. He has always helped and loved Catherine, maintained a sense of proportion after she became Larry's wife, respected Catherine's choice and tried his best to help Catherine, even if he had to help Larry, he did his best to make Catherine happy.
In order to avenge Larry's betrayal, Noelle used the people who loved her, used her beautiful capital, and paid the corresponding price to get what was hers. When she met Larry, she understood that she had always been deeply in love with Larry. Being by Larry's side and letting him need her to love her was her kingdom. She wanted to lock Larry close to her and not allow any woman to touch him. I think Noelle is tragic.
Who has Larry ever been sincere to? In the face of interests and safety, who has he remained sincere to?
The translation is excellent! 😋😋
Experienced Wai Guoren's bold adventure, stubbornness, madness, and scheming...
Greed is a streetcar named desire. It can help you climb to the top, or it can send you to hell with no way back.
My God, there are so many different ways of life and different ideas in the world, and everything is so confusing, it takes god knows how much clarity of mind to keep a person from losing his way!
As expected of Sidney Sheldon, he is so good at writing stories, and I still have endless fun reading it...
I was shocked after reading it and still have more to say.
It's worth reading. I read it a long time ago and it's still interesting to reread it this time.
It's wonderful, recommended
It's beautiful, exciting, and the story is really touching.
Who is the best actress?
A good book worth reading
Although the ending is regrettable, it is also reasonable. It would be great if Noelle could let go of her obsession, but fate has no if. Her tragedy has been doomed since she was betrayed by her father.
I don't know how to describe this kind of novel that is extremely complex and makes people want to read it in one sitting. The love and hatred in this book are very regrettable but not regretful. The final result is still very good.
This book is beautiful and has a very comprehensive and profound understanding of human nature. Sidney's novels are all very exciting, but it's a pity that there are only a few Tomato novels.
I finished this book intermittently, either listening to or reading. This story is a classic, fun to listen to and fascinating to watch. Two exceptionally beautiful and outstanding women, with completely different family backgrounds. Catherine was born in a loving and warm family, highly educated, gentle, and clean. Ainol was born poor and had a petty and hateful father who betrayed her for himself at a very young age. Originally, Catherine could have a wealthy future and join a noble family by letting nature take its course. Just because the two girls met the same scumbag, they will not have a good future from now on, even if they were too glorious and beautiful before, everything will disappear. This book is very realistic and true, especially the detailed description of the girl's psychology. The girl's romantic psychology kills her future. Especially adult women have a deeper understanding after watching it.
This book is more than just a story, it is like a mirror that reflects the world we live in. Let us understand that beneath the surface of a seemingly peaceful life, everyone has their own secrets and struggles, and they are all struggling with difficulties in life and inner desires. It reminds us not to just see the surface of life, but to be more understanding and tolerant, and to pay attention to the souls hidden in the darkness. From the perspective of plot structure, the author skillfully weaves multiple clues to interweave the fates of different characters in midnight time and space. As the story progresses, the lives of these seemingly unrelated characters gradually intersect, just like the gears of fate begin to turn, revealing the inextricable connections between people in life. Every twist and turn is unexpected yet reasonable, gripping the reader's heart tightly and making people eager to explore the direction of the story. In the story, the characters are no longer simple individuals, but the epitome of society. The life journey of the characters in the story allows us to see that people often lose themselves on the road of material pursuit.
This book has a sense of divine providence During the final trial, when Noelle's lawyer said that a confession could provide a solution, Larry interrupted what his lawyer was going to say when he asked what would happen if this condition was not met. If Larry's lawyer had spoken out, Noelle might have thought thoughtfully and the outcome might have been different; it was God's will that the nuns rescued Catherine in the lake, and they came out in the stormy night; it was God's will that Catherine was not killed, and Larry tried to murder her many times, but she survived. It is full of love and hate, conspiracy and true love, false and true, true and false. Larry's final performance towards Catherine is intimate but contains murderous intent. Love can be faked and shown vividly. In order to make Catherine believe that he wants to love her again, he will do anything. Catherine faced some of Larry's tough behaviors and tolerated them without thinking that he wanted to kill her, either when going up the mountain or entering the cave. Catherine has always loved and trusted Larry deeply, and she only woke up in extreme pain. Fraser was loyal to Catherine, and he showed a look of satisfaction when he saw both Noelle and Larry being punished during the final trial. He wants justice for Catherine. He has always helped and loved Catherine, maintained a sense of proportion after she became Larry's wife, respected Catherine's choice and tried his best to help Catherine, even if he had to help Larry, he did his best to make Catherine happy. In order to avenge Larry's betrayal, Noelle used the people who loved her, used her beautiful capital, and paid the corresponding price to get what was hers. When she met Larry, she understood that she had always been deeply in love with Larry. Being by Larry's side and letting him need her to love her was her kingdom. She wanted to lock Larry close to her and not allow any woman to touch him. I think Noelle is tragic. Who has Larry ever been sincere to? In the face of interests and safety, who has he remained sincere to?
The translation is excellent! 😋😋 Experienced Wai Guoren's bold adventure, stubbornness, madness, and scheming... Greed is a streetcar named desire. It can help you climb to the top, or it can send you to hell with no way back.
My God, there are so many different ways of life and different ideas in the world, and everything is so confusing, it takes god knows how much clarity of mind to keep a person from losing his way!
As expected of Sidney Sheldon, he is so good at writing stories, and I still have endless fun reading it...
I was shocked after reading it and still have more to say.
It's worth reading. I read it a long time ago and it's still interesting to reread it this time.
It's wonderful, recommended
It's beautiful, exciting, and the story is really touching.
Who is the best actress?
A good book worth reading
Although the ending is regrettable, it is also reasonable. It would be great if Noelle could let go of her obsession, but fate has no if. Her tragedy has been doomed since she was betrayed by her father.
I don't know how to describe this kind of novel that is extremely complex and makes people want to read it in one sitting. The love and hatred in this book are very regrettable but not regretful. The final result is still very good.
This book is beautiful and has a very comprehensive and profound understanding of human nature. Sidney's novels are all very exciting, but it's a pity that there are only a few Tomato novels.