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Original Title:	The Sands of Time
ISBN:	0006174434 (ISBN13: 9780006174431)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Jaime Miro, Ramon Acoca

The Sands of Time

Sidney Sheldon

Paperback | Pages: 427 pages

Rating: 3.75 | 22344 Users | 495 Reviews

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Title	:	The Sands of Time
Author	:	Sidney Sheldon
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 427 pages
Published	:	August 23rd 1996 by HarperCollins Publishers (first published November 10th 1988)
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Romance. Suspense

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Four nuns find themselves suddenly thrust into a hostile world they long ago abandoned for the safety of the convent. Unwittingly they become pawns in a battle between the charismatic Jaime Miró, leader of the outlawed Basque nationalists, and the ruthless Colonel Ramón Acoca of the Spanish Amy. Four women - and the men they are forbidden to love. Megan - the orphan, who feels an overpowering attraction to Jaime. Lucia - the fiery Sicilian beauty on the run for murder - and Rubio Arzano, the freedom fighter who risks his life to save her. Teresa - whose guilty conscience finally drives her to betray her friends. Graciela - who bears a terrible secret that almost destroys her - and the courageous Ricardo who loves her. From the same author of the books "The Other Side of Midnight", "Rage of Angels", "Bloodline" and "Windmills of the Gods". The book is set in Spain and centres around four nuns and their unwitting involvement with outlawed Basque nationalists and the Spanish Army.

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Warning: Once you start you cannot stop, seriously. You have to make sure you're not in the middle of something (especially cooking, or in my case studying for exams). This is the very definition of page-turner brought to you by the master story teller himself.This is one of the best of Sidney Sheldon (the other one is The Master of the Game)! I finished it in one sitting, believe me. And it was midterms week, of all things! I think I went to bed at 4 am back then. I didn't regret it though. My

No one really ever wrote a more entertaining romantic potboiler than Sidney Sheldon, and The Sands of Time is one of his best. It has loads of color and atmosphere, and characters you root for. Each divergent story-line is as interesting as the last, Sheldon's tremendous gift for storytelling on grand display here.You won't forget nuns -- though not all are actually nuns -- Lucia, Teresa, Graciela or Megan, nor will you forget the wonderfully colorful portrait of Spain and its conflicts of the

One my favorite books. Another book I cried to and I fell in love with Jaime Miro.In my opinion, one of Sidney Sheldon's best. It had suspense, humor, romance and history all rolled into one.

The last time I rode over a Sheldon book was in March 2016. Two years since, to get back to the chill and excitement that Sheldon offers, was supposed to be more than refreshing. However, the pick could have been a better one, I now wish. For, Sands of time isnt anywhere near to an average thriller that he has ever written.A plot set up in Spain, revolving around the chase of an army officer behind a few outlawed Basque nationalists and four nuns, the author manages to speed up the pace of the

"The difference between a patriot and a rebel depends on who is in power at the moment"I have no words how much I adore Sidney Sheldon and his books, and his brain, and his ideas, and his entire being. There will never be another Sidney Sheldon. Note that. THERE WON'T BE A STORYTELLER LIKE SIDNEY SHELDON EVER AGAIN.There is something inexplicable about his writing, which grips the reader from the beginning till the end, keeps the reader intrigued, letting them feel every single emotion. And how

When I finished reading this book, my first reaction was...I mean, after all the excruciating details for the bull run, the convent, what happened with Sister Teresa in the military camp and some other things that I cannot remember anymore (I did mention in my other reviews that I do not have a good memory), I found the ending somewhat lacking. Okay, to be perfectly honest, I found the ending totally lacking. After reading this book and after my "what the hell?" moment, I really wanted to hit

One of those, "Just one more chapter" books. The ending surprised me though.