Customer Reviews

Hide and Seek (The Sisterhood: Rules of the Game, Book 1)

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The sisterhood in on a mission again and must leave Spain and "re-enter" the country and they need some disguises. Ms. Michaels immagination on how to dress the sisterhood is fantastic and the story is one of her best.
Once you start it you wont be able to put it down as things dont go exactly as planned and there are many changes that they have to make which they were not prepared for.

It is one of Ms. Michaels best and the only problem now is we have to wait paitently for the next.

A must on your hoiday list to give and get.

Fern Michaels' newest addition to the Sisterhood series opens with the girls taking it easy at an idyllic hideaway in Spain. Much to their delight, they are soon given another mission--they must sneak into the US to thwart Assistant Director of the FBI, Mitchell Riley from framing Judge Nellie Easter and Attorney Lizzie Fox. District Attorney, Jack Emery and karate expert and dogo owner, Harry Wong, are two new members of the Sisterhood--referred to as the "American Vigilantes". The brains of the organization, Charles Martin, has the group, in disguise, enter Washington DC, bent on exposing the corrupt and immoral Riley.
The vigilanties work their magic, through Charles' guidance, while Jack and Harry assist them. The men know they are being watched, but are able to complete their assignment, and knock the arrogant AD Riley on his figurative butt.
Ms. Michaels' "Sisterhood" series are written to stand alone, though after reading one, you will want to acquire them all. This page turner is suspenseful with a dose of romance and humor.

I had a great deal of trouble finishing this book. Usually I love her novels, but Hide and Seek seemed very stilted and contrived. There were no surprises and it didn't hold my interest. I had to stop and start reading it several times before finally finishing the book. The characters were one dimensional and not very engaging at all. I picked up this novel because I had read the others in this series (some I liked -some not so much) and was hoping the story had moved on - no such luck. The ladies hadn't evolved - it was DDSS - Different Day Same Story.

fern micheals came through again in her latest installment of the sisterhood. hide and seek started out a little slow but quickly picked up speed and held your attention especilly when other people were involved who had helped them to "escape" and of course the sisters all came through with saving their accomplists and the innocent wife and daughter of the "assistant" fibbie director. can hardly wait for hockus pockus to be released to see how many of them continue espceially maggie and lizzie. i would recommend this book to my friends, my husband even reads the sisterhood series and he's as anxious as i am for the next installment of the series.

Another fun read from the Sisterhood. This is the beginning of the follow up series to the Sisterhood series. The sisters are now fugitives and located in a mountain hideaway. It takes some adjusting for everyone, being in such close quarters and adjusting to the loss of everything (and everyone) they had to leave behind. Before, Charles and Myra made the plans and the "Sisters" came for a visit but maintained their own lives. Now they are all in 100% of the time. Pesky reporters, Ted and Maggie are back too, as well as old favorites. Can't wait for the next one!

This is the first Fern Michaels book I have read, and although it would perhaps make more sense to someone who has read the previous books in this series, I found it far-fetched, cliched and nonsensical. It is possibly the worst book I have ever come across (sorry, but true.)

This was the first work by Fern Michaels I've read. It was interesting. I struggled with it a few times, but I made it through.

I also know an author isn't going to please everyone every book. That said, I know I'll read more of this author's stories because this book, while I understand by other reviews isn't her `best' work, she's able to create interesting stories.

I'd recommend Fern Michaels to anyone looking for this style of book with kick-butt women in the lead.

A bunch of women vigilantes take on the FBI and investigative reporters and win. This author lacks credibility, lacks details. Men and women supposedly good friends planning and carrying out very risky, life threatening, voluntary capers do not cry over lovers they are unable to see for a few days or weeks. They do not get into cat fights over nothing. "Lets go kick ass" is not a plan to take down the director of the FBI.

I have read every book in this series and can't wait until Fern Michaels comes out with the next book. I can't believe all the situations these women get themselves into and not only survive but triumph!

This is a great series. My mom suggested it to me after I broke up with my boyfriend in October. This series is Fun and very empowering for women. The characters are fun and feisty. This team of women sort of reminds me of Ocean's 11 (each teammate performing a series of small cons and deceptions unique to the women's talents and together the cons help them pull off their missions). This series is about a team of 7 women (and a former British secret service man) whom have all been failed by the justice system. Together, each book sets into motion a revenge operation to provide each sister with vigilantly style justice. Over all - I give this series 5 stars. :-) It was a great series to read post break-up.