Review: Remember the Thorn Birds?  Well, honey, this isn't it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2014
After an introduction to the Drazen family in Reiss' series, Songs of Submission, and then a foray into one of the sister's underworld life in Spin, we are sent back about 16 years to the party crazy Hollywood celebutante world of sister Fiona. C.D's way with words is a wonder--she is smart and witty, a little sassy (well, plenty sassy), and the story unfolds so that you not only want more, but so you also crave re-reading every book she's written in order to compare and contrast.  Almost like an English lit class, but even better, you want to re-read it all.  The links and the intricacies, and the way the writing inspires fans to ask very pointed questions about what they hope will happen next. . . this is a winner!  Part of the anthology, BEND, which was pulled from Amazon after only 4 days but still was a best seller on USA Today's list, this is so worth reading not just because it is hot, and adult, and modern, but because it is easily the best fiction I will read this year