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Original Title:	The Other Side of Midnight
ISBN:	0440060672 (ISBN13: 9780440060673)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Midnight #1
Characters:	Noelle Page, Lawrence "Larry" Douglas, Catherine Alexander, Constantin "Costa" Demiris, Napoleon Chotas

The Other Side of Midnight (Midnight #1) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 462 pages

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Title	:	The Other Side of Midnight (Midnight #1)
Author	:	Sidney Sheldon
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 462 pages
Published	:	1975 by Dell Publishing Co., Inc. (first published 1973)
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Romance. Suspense. Mystery Thriller. Novels

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Paris...Washington...a peaceful Midwestern campus...a fabulous villa in Greece...all part of a terrifying web of intrigue and treachery as a ruthless trio of human beings - an incredibly beautiful film star, a legendary Greek tycoon, a womanizing international adventurer- use an innocent American girl as a bewildered, horror-stricken pawn in a desperate game of vengeance and betrayal, love and lust, life and death...

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This was a beach-side read for me in my teens. Sheldon was a master of melodrama and I devoured this book. I'm glad this book had a sequel. I felt so sorry for the poor messed up heroine, but this was a fantastic read. Not sure I would pick these books up today, because of all the blood and torture, but I'm tempted to reread this one and just skip over the hair-raising, gory parts. Highly recommended!

If i have to Describe this book in two words i would say "Deliciously wicked ". To start with, The plot revolves around Larry Douglas, Noelle Page and Catherine Alexander.Catherine and Noelle are both born in 1919. Catherine, from Chicago, grows to young adulthood, somewhat naive.Noelle, from Marseille, France, grows to young adulthood somewhat naive too, but early on she falls in love with Douglas, who inadvertently twists her. He beds her and dumps her, and she never recovers. She turns into a

Though Sidney Shedon's "Stranger in the Mirror" affects me more strongly than any of the other books in his magnificent canon I would introduce "The Other Side of Midnight" as a flagship example to explain why Sidney Sheldon was one of the great story-tellers of the twentieth century. There are four protagonists with diverse backgrounds, and Sheldon puts them in his crucible - what emerges is a spectacularly textured epic that lifts and plunges us through the highs and lows of life. Sheldon said

I really do enjoy the fun exercise of reading a particular writer's entire canon in chronological order, because you can truly track the progression (or regression) as a writer and observe developmental nuances. Obviously, this is all a little over-the-top for the Sidney Sheldon bibliography (oh, if only I can get my act together for the long-awaited Thomas Hardy and John Steinbeck renditions of this project), but the guy was quite the master of his game.I believe a large inspiration for

This book is fantastic! It's the first one i read by Sidney Sheldon and I just loved the way he built the story of the main characters induvidually, until they crossed and became the same. The story is super catchy and the characters are fascinating.

This is a smashing brilliant work, with layers upon layers of fine plots and intrigue. But there is one aspect I just cannot understand. Why couldn't Larry Douglas recognise Noelle Page when he later became her main pilot as it were? Yes, he had had countless women over the years, but surely he would remember a woman depicted as incredibly beautiful with especial features...a woman he had lived with in an hotel for quite some time before he disappeared...a woman who just some years later became

Unputdownable. I devoured this book. I found the characters fascinating, the time period fascinating and the end played perfectly into the whole idea of these people playing a big game of chess.