[.ca] Hide and Seek (The Sisterhood: Rules of the Game, Book 1) (ISBN 1423344839)

Back Home:
The Sisterhood is a series that fascinates the reader for its outrageous adventure. Judge Easter is in trouble, her career could be destroyed. Her friends return stateside to take on a power driven candidate for the head of the FBI. When the Sisterhood hit DC to unexpected is the norm and our delight in their cause is the best in reading entertainment. Along the way they recruit more members to their cause of justice outside the force of law. Great light summer reading when the basic element of fiction is to suspend belief. Writing as a Small BusinessUnder the Liberty OakSins of the Fathers: A Brewster County NovelNatchez Above The River: A Family's Survival In The Civil WarGuns Across the Rio: A Texas Ranger in Old Mexico

Author has poor view of women:
I kept reading through Chapter 8 hoping this book would improve but it did not. I got the impression the author was male with a very low opinion of the female gender. The men in this book, although not leading roles were "father figure" types while all the female characters were "Brats." I had to finally put the book down after the girl fight scene involving every stereotypical "Girl Fight" adjective available. Please do not waste your money. I would ask for a refund if I could.

Sisterhood Series:
I was so excited when Fern Michaels decided to stay on with the sister hood series. I have read eveyone of them, they are so hard to put down. Hide amd seek, was excellant, I am now reading Hokus Pokus. Those girls and Charles are really smart. Horray for them. I cannot wait for Fast Track to be on the market, I have already preorderd it. Thanks Fern Michaels, for the Sisterhood series. I will be sorry to see them go. Sophie New York

Out of This World:
This series is a wonderful addition to my life. I have read each book with the same "can't put it down" enthusiasm. I actually feel these people are my family. Ms. Michaels, please do not stop writing the Sisterhood. Such an endearing story.

Hide and Seek needs a little more game.:
Fern Michaels always keeps the reader interested but this is not her best to date. I like her plots and the characters' development but she falls short on the endings lately. I think it would be better if we learned what she did to the objects of their revenge in the last chapter, rather than a side note in the Epilogue. I think she rushes to finish the book and leaves us wanting more details at the end. But I still enjoyed the book, despite the weak ending. I'll continue to follow the Sisterhood as long as Ms. Michaels writes about them.