Tina
posts on 7/17/2007 8:31:17 PM
Can enyone tell me if there are any Victoria Holt's books online to read? I have already read everything in my city and I can't afford amazon, since that the currency of my country has inflated so any foreign good is overpriced.
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Cathy
posts on 7/17/2007 1:32:52 AM
Does anyone out there know if there have ever been movies made from her novels? And if no, why not.
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Teresa
posts on 7/9/2007 12:20:36 PM
I liked Daughter of Deceit. The only book I never liked was The Black Opal. Which I think was finished by someone else. It was written the year she died I believe. Daughter may not turn out to be your favorite but it's worth the read.You should delve into some Philippa Carr (nom deplume). Those are great reads.
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Tracy
posts on 7/7/2007 7:41:15 PM
Has anyone read Daughter Of Deciet? I was about to check it out from a library when I decided not to. It was one of the last books Victoria Holt wrote and I have not been thrilled with her later books (The Black Opal, The Captive, etc.)Is it worth reading? Or will it end disappointingly?
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carol
posts on 7/7/2007 4:43:44 PM
you can also find them at amazon.com which will direct you to amazon marketplace for used books
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barbra
posts on 7/7/2007 3:07:52 PM
The only place I've been able to find Victoria Holt's books is on EBay.
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alissa
posts on 7/7/2007 2:14:03 PM
Hello. Where can I purchase Victoria Holt's books? Thanks.
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Amy
posts on 7/5/2007 6:29:08 PM
I am always searching for comparable authors to VH. Quite frankly I think she is the best! I have read all of her books. If you are having a hard time finding any of her novels, try paperback exchange stores. One other author I HAVE RECENTLY READ THAT WAS GOOD IS Rona Randall. Dragonmede was her first that i read and I loved it.
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Teresa
posts on 7/5/2007 6:05:39 PM
You girls are singing my song. I love VH and her other pen names too! I'm getting to where I can't find anything that I haven't read already...not that there aren't any, just not where I normally shop for them. One day I was looking for her pen name Philipa Carr and found Robyn Carr. Robyn (no relation) now does contemporary (no thanks) but she did do historical fiction. So, I bought Shelynne by Robyn Carr and I loved it!! So will you if you ever run out of VH look for Robyn's Shelynne. It's based in 17th century England (during Charles II's reign.) Tallyho ladies!!
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Patricia
posts on 7/5/2007 4:38:14 PM
Who was the inspiration for Ms. Holt's male hero? He male lead was usually (predictably) tall and thin.
Predictabilty of plot aside I always found her novels to be a cracking good read!
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