The Affair

By: Danielle Steel

Narrated by: Jim Frangione

A riveting new novel from Danielle Steel, whose countless number-one New York Times best sellers have made her one of America's favorite storytellers.

Heads always turned when Rose McCarthy walked into a room. Nearly six feet tall, she was ramrod straight, and impeccably put together with faultless style, long graceful legs, her snow-white hair cut in a chin-length rounded cap. Her piercing blue eyes missed nothing. She could terrify anyone with a few well-chosen, soft-spoken, eloquent words, or comfort and delight a young employee with generous praise. For 25 years, she had been the legendary editor in chief of Mode magazine. Gentle, polite, supremely competent, she ran it with an iron hand, with the ultimate grace and discretion. She was known for her excellent judgment, wise decisions that always benefitted the magazine, her dedication and love of fashion....

©2021 Danielle Steel (P)2021 Recorded Books

Lots of repeating & reiterating in this story.

Sort of a predictable ending. I thought maybe She would adopt the baby but the book ended before it got that far. 🤔

I enjoyed the 1st half of it

Just like a Latina soap opera, the women always forgives the immature, narcissistic, cheater “men” so disappointing.

the ending and her strength

absolutely nothing the book was wonderful story of ❤️ and trials and what you can or willing to put up with.

Predictable

Very predictable, could of had more twist and turns.Also I thought the narrator should of been female.Story had no depth to it.

Very repetitive.

I used to be a huge DS fan. But then I started feeling like everything is said multiple times through out all of her books. I have taken a long break from her writing. I thought I’d like to try again but, as before, the story itself is good but the writing is still very repetitive.