A Tangled Web

A Tangled Web gives us an extended view into the lives of Stephanie, Sabrina and Garth. The authors continue with the wonderful character development of twins, Stephanie and Sabrina, who switched places in the first novel, Deceptions. This time, we visit the lovely south of France to learn about Stephanie's struggles with amnesia (yes, another soap opera plot, but well-written). The theme again is how strong the bond between twins can be. The romance between Sabrina and Garth, now husband and wife, is Judith Michael's ode to marriage. The children, Penny and Cliff, complete the domestic scene. There is intrigue on the international scale as Stephanie and Max hide from black market hit men and at the more local level in the scientific community as Garth and Sabrina fight to protect Garth's position as a researcher. Worth the read for descriptions of Provence and character sketches of a fictional European elite, A Tangled Web is a good sequel to Deceptions for those who wanted to share more time with Sabrina and Garth.

I love this book (actually in the middle of it) and like the sequal seems just as good as the first book "Deceptions". Its totally addictive reading and I can't wait for lunchtime so I can read some more and then in the evenings I have done nothing else apart from reading it.This is NOT a trashy novel, the authors have sat down and spun a captivating story with so many threads that weave together to make the whole.Absolutely wonderful

Usually sequels do not make good reads. A Tangled Web is an exception to this rule. This book is quick paced enough to be finished in three days. Yet when it's over you regret that you finished it! Go ahead and get it now. You will not be disappointed.