Vanishing Act (Sisterhood Series #15)

Over the top as usual, this is a fun Sisterhood entry

After successfully completing their last mission without their mentor Charles Martin (see Under the Radar), who remains missing, the Sisterhood decides to celebrate at their getaway on Big Pine Mountain anyway as he would have expected that of them. As Charles comes home to them, his reception is a bit cold until Yoko welcomes him back. However the pre gala amiable bickering comes to an abrupt halt when Jack Emery calls his fiancée Nikki to tell her Yoko's beloved Harry Wong lost everything including his dojo to an identity theft ring.

Outraged, the Sisterhood vows to not just get Harry back his money and his dojo, they plan to steal the identities of the thieves. With help from their journalist pal Maggie and with Charles back in the fold, they begin their vendetta.

Over the top as usual, this is a fun Sisterhood entry with the ladies doing their typical mission impossible escapades. The story line is fast-paced though even fans of the previous thirteen entries will need a scorecard to keep track of the good gals. Still with a terrific surprising coda, fans will relish the latest avenging exploits of the Sisterhood.

Harriet Klausner

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Highly Recommended

Love the whole series!

highly recommened

This is the best series I've ever read. Ferm Michaels is my favorite author.

Recommended

The Sisterhood books may not be great literature, but if you want fun reads these books are right up your alley. It really is nice to see the "good girls" win.

Not the Best Sisterhood Book

I liked that Charles returned but where was the drama? Let's face it if a man leaves and returns suddenly there is drama? The rest of the book was a little dull. The other Sisterhood books were so much more exciting.

FERN MICHAELS SISTERHOOD SERIES

GREAT BOOKS, FUN TO READ, NOT REALISTIC PLOTS AND THAT MAKES THE READING INTERESTING....DIFFERENT IS FUN!!!! I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SISTERHOOD #14!
FERN MICHAELS HAS A GREAT STYLE AND IMAGINATION!!

Immature is a kind description

I've never read Fern Michaels before, and if this is an example of her talent, I never will again. The characters are not believable, or likeable; the plot is foolish; the narrative and "conversations" are immature; a huge waste of my money and time.

Not Impressed with the Sisterhood

I have read several books by Fern Michaels and I was eager to read this one since I have not read any of the "sisterhood" books. I don't think I will bother to read any of the others since I did not like this one.
I thought the characters were very one dimensional and way too many to keep track of. None of the sisters appealed to me or gave me any reason to care about them. I did like Maggie and Lizzie; maybe Michaels should write a book involving them and dump the sisterhood.
I felt the plot was very thin and too much junk added to fill in the story and make it longer than 30 pages.

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Vanish Act

I love the sisterhood books. When I am done with the new one, can't wait for the next one to come out.

Not up to par

Sorry, but this is not one of her best. I really think it is time to pardon the 'sisters' and let them get on with their life.

Disappointment

For the first time I felt left hanging at the punishment. Pay back is one thing, but letting them offf the hook that way was disappointing. In the earlier stories nothing was left to my imagination. Need more details in the conclusion. The return of Charles was a surprise. He caved in to soon on why he was away for so long. To many details in the wrong places.

Another Great Sisterhood Series.

I am a true fan of Fern Michaels. I truly love anything she writes, and of course this is another great one in the Sisterhood Series. Keep up the fantastic work you do Fran.

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