Silent Night

By: Danielle Steel

Narrated by: Jim Frangione

Paige Watts is the ultimate stage mother. The daughter of Hollywood royalty, Paige channels her own acting dreams into making her daughter, Emma, a star. By the age of nine, Emma is playing a central role in a hit TV show. Then everything is shattered by unforeseeable tragedy.

Now, Emma is living with her Aunt Whitney, who had chosen a very different path from her sister’s. Whitney was always the studious older sister, hating the cult of celebrity that enveloped their childhood. Instead, she is a psychiatrist who lives for her work and enjoys a no-strings-attached love affair with a wealthy venture capitalist. But at a moment’s notice, Whitney drops everything to help her niece.

Once famous, outgoing, and charismatic, Emma is now a shadow of her former self - without speech, without memory, lost and terrified. But with her Aunt Whitney’s help, along with a team of caregivers and doctors, Emma begins to find her way, starting her young life all over again - and changing the lives of everyone around her.

Emotionally gripping and richly involving, Silent Night explores how the heart has mysterious healing powers of its own and how blessings happen when we think all is lost.

©2019 Danielle Steel (P)2019 Recorded Books

another great Danielle Steele

she did it again. gets you right into the story. believeable characters.. easy enjoyable great reading

Overall very mediocre

Just okay. As some reviews stated before I chose it, it is very repetitive. It is indeed! I almost stopped several times, but I stayed with it and finished. Nothing riveting or exciting. Very predictable as DS books are known to be. Glad it was an Audible daily deal because it is definitely NOT worth a credit.

Sweet Story

Very simple story line. Touching at times. Don’t think I would read it again as it didn’t do much for me but I think it still deserves four stars.

great book

great listening. The story line is inspirational and quite moving. there is a sweet message in the story

Repetitive, predictable

The story was too long for the depth of this plot. The inner dialogue and outer dialogue was repetitive. Per Forman we was fine, the the story was just too thin. As a result it was not that interesting..