El romantic gender it is one of those commercial havens for the survival of literature. Writers like Danielle Steel o Nora roberts, among many others, feed on novelties with which they attract faithful readers (especially readers) from all over the world.
But of course, you always have to have a point of innovation in the approach so that each novel differs from the rest within an argument that will always orbit between loves, heartbreak and others ...
So in this novel The Apartment, Danielle Steel search adds something more to the typical love story. And it achieves it in several ways:
- A romantic story with several love stories: Several protagonists share one of those wonderful apartments in the Big Apple. Views of Central Park, the skyline and the fascinating New York skyline.
- A friendship story: If an argument can be more intense than love (at least in terms of positive emotions), that is friendship. Up to four are the girls who live on the same floor. With their small discrepancies always solved with humor, what is truly relevant is how they achieve a captivating penetration into the literary world.
- A Choral Story: Variety in the Dedications and Lives of the Four Girls, Claire, Abby, Morgan and Sasha. From the writer in search of the great argument that her own independent loft in NY allows, to the gynecologist in the learning phase until she can launch herself into autonomous exercise, to a financier eager for her first big hit on the stock market and the design of shoes to which the protagonist Claire is dedicated.
So the novel prepares to offer us a little of everything, diverse love stories, funny moments in the shared apartment and on some spree in the big city, as well as complicity and exciting moments of sincerity and therapy.
Without a doubt a success of Danielle Steel that will captivate romantic readers but also any reader who wants to have a good time between laughter, love and heartbreak, confidences and the search for dreams ...
You can now buy the novel Apartment, the new book of Danielle Steel, here: