

44 Charles Street
Author: Danielle Steel
Narrator: Arthur Morey
Abridged: 5 hr 29 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 04/05/2011
Author: Danielle Steel
Narrator: Arthur Morey
Abridged: 5 hr 29 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 04/05/2011
Danielle Fernandes Dominique Schuelein-Steel was born on August 14, 1947 in New York. Her father was a descendant of the Lowenbrau beer family and her mother was the daughter of a diplomat. She studied both literature and fashion design, first attending the Parsons School of Design and then New York University, graduating in 1967. Danielle Steel is currently the bestselling author alive today, and the fourth bestselling author of all time with over 650 million copies of her books sold. Steel has written 129 books, 93 of which were novels, primarily romance. Every one of her novels has achieved best seller status. She has been published in 69 countries and in 43 different languages. She has had 22 of her novels adapted for television movies and two of those received Golden Globe nominations. Danielle releases three new novels a year and works on multiple books at a time, often as many as five at once.
Steel has been married five times and although she is currently divorced, she is a strong believer in marriage and family. An only child, she discovered the joys of a big family as a child through one of her friends. She has nine children (seven biological and two stepsons that she has always considered her own) that are her greatest accomplishment. Her joy in life is her children and she speaks of them frequently on her website and her blog. Many of her books have been dedicated to one or more of her children. She was based in California for most of her career and now lives in both San Francisco and Paris.
I really do like a good dose of DS when I’m on holidays. 44 Charles Street is typical of this author, lots and lots of repetition and a bit of contradiction with characters’ thoughts, but what I enjoy is the simpleness of the plot and ease of reading. It never fails to serve their purpose for me. Th......more
Let me begin by saying I have been reading Danielle Steel for 30+ years and have read all her books. Why you ask? Hell if I know, but I am the type that always finishes what I start!! Her plots are certainly not thick and her characters are interchangeable from one book to the other. She repeats her......more
A bit repetitive, not one of her best books which is a shame as Danielle Steel is a bit of nostalgia for me, I clearly remember as a teen taking these books from mum's bookshelf to read. Two stars.......more
This was a pretty typical Danielle Steel novel, sweet, sad, and an emotional roller coaster. We follow four roommates as they navigate life and learn to live under one roof together. Danielle Steel is notoriously repetitive in her writing, but I still can't seem to put her books down. The repetition......more
I found this read to be interesting and it held a really good pace throughout the book. It would actually say this would be a great afternoon and evening read that could easily be read in one sitting if people didn’t distract. I liked the characters and it was a little more dramatic and more intense......more