Sidney Sheldon's Reckless: The Master Thief Tracy Whitney Returns – A Pulse-Pounding Series Thriller

This book is not worth reading. The characters are not believable and the book ends before the plots are resolved. At one point, the author recalls a situation from the first book in the series completely incorrectly (saying that both main characters were in a plane in a jewel heist when it was only one of them). Did they even read the original book? Do not bother reading this one.

I read the first two T.Whitney novels and was looking forward to the third . I was disappointed. There were too many connections of characters that never were resolved . She would almost succeed only to have something snatch it away. It became tedious around the last half of the book. The last chapter conveniently wraps the story up. I was disappointed and will not read another book with this character for some time or never.

I love Sidney Sheldon books but this book was too repetitive of the other novels involving Tracey. Made the book boring and difficult to read.

Too many characters which is confusing. Too many plotholes. The last chapter when all 3 characters were confronting each other was a drag. Like who talks that much before wanting to kill someone. It was such a bore and so elementary with every single thing being explained at such tedious length. I miss S. Sheldon! Cannot compare to If tomorrow comes not even by an inch!

I’ve read many of his books and I have never been disappointed. This book had lots of twists and turns, good, solid characters. I would recommend this book for you but you may have trouble getting anything else done.

Just love Sidney Sheldon books. Like all of the others that I have read this is another fast paced, intriguing and spellbinding mystery with lots of ruthless characters that comes to a satisfying conclusion.

bad writing overly "creative" unbelievableClassic "carry on" of bad writer recycling good author's name

I loved the epilogue....This was a like race down a steep mountain side in an expensive sports car...lol... corner after corner, the adrenaline rush of not knowing what lies beyond, will you crash into an oncoming vehicle or veer off over the cliff side....

Tracy Whitney, historically a con artist with a somewhat dangerous and reckless past, but now settled and living happily with her son in Colorado.However her peaceful life is about to change when a tragedy occurs, and Tracy finds herself in the middle of a massive conspiracy based around a woman by the name of Althea who she must find at all costs. Transported into a world of corruption and espionage Tracy will stop at nothing to learn the truth.An action-packed thriller which holds its momentum from start to finish.

Thanks to Tilly Bagshawe I can still read a book from my favorite author, Sidney Sheldon long after his death in 2007. Tilly has an uncanny style of writing so like Sheldon's that it is easy to believe he actually wrote the book. 'Reckless' reunites us with heroine Tracy Whitney who first appeared in 'If Tomorrow Comes' which I read almost 30 years ago and was a most enjoyable read. looking forward to the next one now.

I could not put this book down, the twists and turns were so Sidney Sheldon. If you want intrigue, laughter, sorrow, passion this book has the lot. Who do you trust, who is good, who is bad, it is all there. The emotions are many but the one that is definitely missing is boredom.

Absolutely fabulous! Just what you expect from this type of genre. I put it into a category of spy fiction, as it is a thriller. The late, great Sydney Sheldon would ,I think be pleased at his legacy living on.

Not keen on this book seems every chapter had a different character. Having read if tomorrow comes years ago and just recently fans will know it was based on the 80s but all of a sudden they had mobile phones with cameras.l.pads and computers. I did read chasing tomorrow which I enjoyed but again timeframe didn't make sense as it carried on where if tomorrow comes. Sorry but there's no one like Sidney Sheldon who was the master of his game