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Title: Morning, Noon & Night

Author: Sidney Sheldon

Narrator: Kirk Douglas

Format: Abridged

Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-11-17

Publisher: Phoenix Books

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

Cruising on his yacht off the rugged coast of Corsica, Harry Stanford, one of the world's wealthiest men, drowns under mysterious circumstances. In a chain of events that reverberates around the globe, a beautiful young woman appears at the family gathering following the funeral in Boston, claiming to be the tycoon's daughter and thus heir to a share of his estate. As the highly respected Stanford family seeks to learn whether she is genuine or an imposter, a hidden web of blackmail, drugs, and murder emerges from behind the facade of fame and glamour.

From the splendors of the Italian Riviera to the fashion salons of Paris and New York, from the elite parlors of Back Bay to the social register of Florida's Hobe Sound, Sidner Sheldon's story twists and turns its way through smoke and mirrors toward the explosive surprise ending.

Members Reviews:

Not sheldon's finest.

Not Sheldon's most famous, or even best book, but enjoyable nevertheless.

Every family has secrets, and this was not an always enjoyable book to read.

In my youth, I didn't understand why Kendall did not fight back, whose heartache bothered me the most, but now I do understand.

There was a rich man, who was nowhere as omnipotent as he thought. He indulged though he was running, and suddenly, he was killed. The first few chapters were amongst my favorites, because I loved all the food described.

Then came the stories of his children - heartache upon heartache.

This isn't Sheldon's best, and I am judging it because its ending was so unsatisfactory to me. Regardless, the writing is poignant, sharp, and deeply empathetic.

I do like this book.

Still Spalding

It's Spaulding, a happy man, a family man. But still Spalding. I love him, what else is there to say.

Morning, Noon and Night is a definite page turner and hard to put down.

Easy to read, Sidney Shelton is a tremendous writer who keeps the reader on his or hers toes and this book is no different. I enjoyed all the twists and turns in this book.

In this monologue he discovers the beautiful mess of family life with three kids and a ...

What can I say? Spalding Gray was a one and only in terms of his talents as a monologist and bringing to life the ordinary in all of our lives with a quirky twist. In this monologue he discovers the beautiful mess of family life with three kids and a lovely wife. It's poignant and funny and interesting how he tries to navigate these unknown waters of parenthood and balancing this new life with his old one of solipsism.

Wonderful story telling!

Yet another page turner by Sydney Sheldon, with a strong woman prevailing over the sinister machinations of desperate, evil people.