Heaven's Price: A Novel Mass Market Paperback – November 1, 1995

This book was a great book. Highly recommend to read.

The book was very good and I would recommed this book to my friends. Sandra Brown is a good writer and story teller and I will continue reading her books

What can one say? Another good book by Sandra Brown. I now own the entire lot of her books and never fail to enjoy them immensely.

Very happy with entire transaction. However if you are as particular about your book jackets as I am, I was very disappointed when I saw the jacket. Because it was in just a regular plastic type sleeve envelope without any cushion or padding the jacket was tore a little bit on the top front and top back. My suggestion would be to wrap them in something before putting in shipping envelope. I love my books and am very careful not to wrinkle or tear the book jackets. Otherwise service was great.

I liked it alot Great story and book was made excellant . Easy reading and enjoyable EVEN tho I like large print better I could read this story as it was a Short Story.

As usual, Sandra Brown never disappoints.

great easy read

I disliked this novel. Deeply.The hero is sexist from chapter one to the very end. I found very disgusting that he pretended to be the masseur the heroine was expecting. It wasn't sexy at all.It seems that the novel supports this idea: if you are a woman and love your career passionately, it must be because you have a psychological problem. Apparently, it is great if your dreams get shattered. So you can devote yourself to what seems to be the natural destiny of women, marry and have children.Not to mention the topic of the gay dancer (it is not stated, but it is obvious). Of course, it must be a tragic figure. Really? New York, 1983? And the dancers had to be in the closet?I don't find a good reason to publish again this not-so-golden-oldie. If you have a feminist sensitivity, this novel is not certainly for you. And don't tell me that all 1980s novels were sexist. It's not true. Sandra Brown's are not usually so male chauvinist.

left me breathless

I had not realized that Sandra Brown - marvellous thriller-writer - also wrote such awful romantic novels! Could not finish it, ugh.