Windmills of the Gods

By: Sidney Sheldon

Narrated by: Lee Remick

As the world is on the brink of mutual destruction between the East and the West, Mary Ashley—a bright, young political science professor—is appointed U.S. Ambassador to an Iron Curtain country. Her husband dies in a suspicious car crash, and Mary becomes the target of a mysterious murder plot by unseen and powerful enemies.

Thrust from her comforting life in Kansas, she finds herself lost amongst the political turmoil in a foreign country where she is seen as the enemy, and no one is to be trusted. Who wants her to leave so desperately and why? And who can Mary trust when her life is on the line?

©1997 Sidney Sheldon (P)2009 Phoenix Books, Inc.

Short, sweet, and filled with intrigue…

I am a huge Sidney Sheldon fan having enjoyed reading much of his writing. Windmills of the Gods is one of those books I have read over and over again. Lee Remick’s read was wonderful; however, I am a bit bummed that the story was abridged leaving out much of the story that Mr. Sheldon weaves.