Invisible: A compelling story of ambition and pursuing a dream from the billion copy bestseller

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Thank you to Net Galley, Danielle Steel and Random House Publishing Group-Ballantine-Delacorte Press for generously providing me with my ARC in exchange for a fair and honest review. Novel clearly gave us the picture of mental trauma all kids go through when the parents are shows their ego and insecurity in marriage life. Antonia deals with this as she always does, and puts her nose to the grindstone at home and at school and makes herself invisible by doing everything that is expected of her and not drawing attention to herself. Antonia Adams is the product of a loveless marriage between a beautiful young model and a wealthy entrepreneur, abandoned in the chasm between them. Danielle Steel has released over half a dozen releases in 2022 alone, which is a significant achievement for any author.

For him, she was a brief wartime experience, an exotic memory he would carry with him, but knew he would never see her again.Antonia never lets go of her true dream of becoming a filmmaker, but to make that leap she will have to expose herself in ways she never has before. As a young adult, she discovers someone who loves her for her and embarks on a lovely journey, but of course, as we know, all good things come to an end…sometimes. I bought this book for my Mum who only reads books by Danielle Steele, Dilly Court and Catherine Cookson. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Antonia looked nothing like her French mother, Fabienne Basquet, a fiery young woman with jet black hair, porcelain white skin, and lush lips, enhanced by bright red lipstick.

I did like the film business background information in the story as well as her time at NYU film school.I'm one who likes to finish books but I just could not get through another chapter full of repetition to this extent, those looking into reading Danielle Steel, this is a warning. Talk about a disfunctional family, mom and dad were a total mess, and it is truly amazing that Antonia turned out so completely good and normal. Her mother, Marceline, had survived the Occupation, and fallen in love with one of the American soldiers who had filled the city after the Occupation and the end of the war. I was so amazed at how Antonia was so successful having been a witness to her mother and father's constant fighting and growing up knowing her mother abandoned her to become an actress. Brandon’s father had died in the Pacific during the war, and his mother had died when he was in college.