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When A Tangled Web opens a year later, only one person knows Sabrina's true identity -- her husband, Garth. Deeply in love, he has forgiven her for her deception. Then a friend swears to have seen Stephanie in Europe. Sabrina feels the past and present collide, threatening to shatter her new happiness. Is her sister really dead? Or is the deception even deeper, darker, and more complicated than she ever imagined?

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A Good Sequel to Deceptions

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"Deceptions" was the first of two books about identical twins Sabrina and Stephanie. On a lark, they switch places and are unaware of all the heartache and turmoil it will cause. "A Tangled Web" is not a stand-alone book, but the sequel which continues the where "Deceptions" left off. This is a good book, as far as sequels go, but the story gets a little contrived and outlandish in places. Some of the complex problems are resolved too easily and unrealistically. I enjoyed the portions of the book that concentrated on antiques, art, design, and the Provence area of France. I liked the main characters, especially Garth. That man deserves a gold star for what he is put through! Sabrina is the most confident of the twins, but is almost too perfect and seems to fall into the role of mother way to easily. Stephanie is the more dependent twin and becomes almost too much of a "head-case" toward the end of the book. This may be the author's attempt to show a paradox that no matter how close identical twins are, they can have very contrasting personalities. I guess the moral of the story is to be satisfied with what you have and that envy can have heartbreaking results. If you liked Deceptions, I would recommend reading this sequel.

Passion, Intrigue, Exotic Locations

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A Tangled Web gives us an extended view into the lives of Stephanie, Sabrina and Garth. The authors continue with the wonderful character development of twins, Stephanie and Sabrina, who switched places in the first novel, Deceptions. This time, we visit the lovely south of France to learn about Stephanie's struggles with amnesia (yes, another soap opera plot, but well-written). The theme again is how strong the bond between twins can be. The romance between Sabrina and Garth, now husband and wife, is Judith Michael's ode to marriage. The children, Penny and Cliff, complete the domestic scene. There is intrigue on the international scale as Stephanie and Max hide from black market hit men and at the more local level in the scientific community as Garth and Sabrina fight to protect Garth's position as a researcher. Worth the read for descriptions of Provence and character sketches of a fictional European elite, A Tangled Web is a good sequel to Deceptions for those who wanted to share more time with Sabrina and Garth.

Deserves an Oscar......	Customer Rating:
I really,really enjoyed reading this book. Wow I could not put it down or sleep all night, or just have a spare moment..The book is full of suspense, surprises, love, tears, and cries.Everything that a good book must have. The characters come so alive as you read more and more and you either hate one of them or love them both. It's a must read.

A GREAT STORY, MUST READ!

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I think this story id really interesting. it talked aboutthe twin sisters Sabrina and Stephanie. Stphanies was an American housewife, mother of two and had a failing marriage and Sabrina was divorced and lived in London. They both agreed to switch their indentification for a week. Sabrina went home as Stephanie and Stephanie went to Sabrina's home in London as a divorced single. But things didn't end up the way they wanted. Stephanie had an affair with a wealthy man in London and killed in a yaht explosion while Sabina fell in love with Stephnaie's husband, Garth. After Stephanie's death, Sabrina told Garth the truth and they both decided to saty and live together. However, the whole story started to tiwst around when Sabrina's best friend told her that she saw her in France but in fact, Sabrina had lived in U.S. the whole time. She decided to go to France and find out the truth. Then she found out something unexpectedly. It was a surprising ending. A must read book!

Like Deceptions - absolutely un-put-downable!

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I love this book (actually in the middle of it) and like the sequal seems just as good as the first book "Deceptions". Its totally addictive reading and I can't wait for lunchtime so I can read some more and then in the evenings I have done nothing else apart from reading it. This is NOT a trashy novel, the authors have sat down and spun a captivating story with so many threads that weave together to make the whole. Absolutely wonderful