Tell Me Your Dreams » (Reprint)

Sidney Sheldon's remarkable career as a novelist began when he was 50 years old, after he had already been a success in film and television. Perhaps it was his sensibility for screen entertainment that made him so readily able to produce his addictive novels of love and suspense.

In this haunting novel, when a series of brutal murders is committed, the police suspect three beautiful young women.

Cynthia Sanz

As always, Sheldon's fast-moving prose is addictively readable. -- People