Something in Common

By Patricia-Anne Phillips

Book Overview

Something In Common is a poignant story that reveals a common reality - being married to one man, but being in love with someone else. Three sisters grow up in a happy, loving family having everything... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1881524469
• ISBN13: 9781881524465
• Release Date: November 1998
• Publisher: Professional Business
• Length: 338 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 1.0" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Something In Common touches the heart.

Writing that touches the heart, make you laugh and cry and think of your own relationship with your family, friends and lover. A book you can't put down.

Very Good for a first time author

I am halfway through this book and I must say that for a first time author, I am impressed. The story keeps you interested. I love reading about two enterprising women such as Helen and Darlene. I got kind of tired with Helen and Robert because there was hardly trust there, but all in all, true love conquers all. Very good book.

Something In Common is a terrific book, fast reading.

Everyone can relate to the story. It reads fast chapter after chapter. The author's writing is unique just as the story is. It has a different twist from all the other romance books. While reading one can feel the pain, and the laughter. It also gives a message to not wait too late to make-up with family. Also, it shows what true love is between a man and a woman, feelings that are deep inside. I read it in two days and my friend said that it had her getting out of bed at two in the morning to finish. Once you pick it up, you can't put it down. There is someone in the book that everyone knows.

Touches on family values

This book will expire you get along with all your siblings and to makeup for everthing bad you ever did.It relates to who you really are.

Touches all your emotions

This book is totally exciting from the beginning to the end. It reaches out and touches all of your emotions. At the same time it is entertaining, exciting, and captivates your undivided attention. Your tears, joy, sadness, happiness, anger and laughter are surfaced throughout "Something In Common." The Author's style is quite unique and clever.