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Name: The Sky Is Falling
Rating: 4.7 (18 reviews)
Author: Sidney Sheldon
ISBN: 9780060198343

The Sky Is Falling

by Sidney Sheldon

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Readers' Rating (18):

First Published:
Sep 1, 2000, 368 pages

Paperback:
Jul 2001, 416 pages

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- Global
- 1980s & '90s
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vartika agrawal

I just couldn't put down the book until I had finished reading it. Every page is thrilling and fills you with suspence.

marta

I have read all of his books and have been looking for the next one. Thought he had stopped writing and decided to do some searching of my own at google.com. Cannot wait to read the Best Laid Plans. So far have not seen it as I just came back from Books A Million this morning. I love all the books so far. Thanks

Pam

Excellent book couldn't put it down.

maui

it's the best!

sheila conroy

This book was fast paced and action packed. The plot had me guessing all the way through. I could not rest until it was finished and I knew the ending.

christine

Mr. Sheldon does it again. The Sky is Falling was one of the best books I have read written by Mr. Sheldon.

michelle

As always Sheldon does a fantastic job!!!!!

Anand

Really good

Its a very good book.. I finished reading this book by ignoring all other things for 2 days.. Its really nice..

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