Sidney Sheldon's The Tides of Memory

By: Sidney Sheldon, Tilly Bagshawe

Narrated by: Michael Kramer

New York Times bestselling author Tilly Bagshawe, who delivered the late beloved author’s brilliance in Sidney Sheldon’s After the Darkness, is back with a stunning tale of duplicity and vengeance in Sidney Sheldon’s The Tides of Memory.

The members of the formidable and captivating De Vere family of London live enviable lives in the world’s most powerful and desirable places, from London’s poshest neighborhoods to influential boardrooms. But when old secrets begin to unravel and threaten everything the De Veres have worked for, the ramifications are deadly.

Bagshawe upholds Sheldon’s legacy with a blistering story of revenge, passion, and betrayal in a book that is quintessential Sheldon.

Great Book

Was a really great book. Lots of turns and changes. Really good.

Good story. Surprised Me

I wasn't expecting the ending.. There were several twists and turns. I don't want to ruin it for anyone. So I'll just say it's a big surprise..

Good

Predictable sometimes. Timely politics. A bit far-fetched, but it is fiction. But what's next for Michael though?

Fantastic story writing!

A complex, building story with so many twists and turns. I couldn’t stop listening. Excellent performance by reader!!

I thought I read all his books

OK what can I say, Like all Sidney Sheldon's books they are hard to get into, but just keep going. He really likes to give you a deep background of his caricatures and because he has many caricatures it takes awhile to get to the main story. once you get to the main plot of the book, you just want to keep going back to find out whats next.
I thought I had a good Idea who the murderer was because I watch a lot of mystery movies but I was wrong but not by much . I did not add in add the years up correctly. Remember you are introduced to the murder within the first few chapters.
I find it hard at first to follow whose who but it does get easier the more you read.
so if your a Sidney fan you will like it. on the last page he makes me think there might be a sequel.