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In her 39th best-selling novel, Danielle Steel tells the story of three women—Mary Stuart, Tanya, and Zoe—who reunite after twenty years at a ranch in Wyoming. Once inseparable college roommates, they have since built separate lives, each facing personal struggles. Mary Stuart, married for twenty-two years, grapples with loneliness and guilt over her son’s death, masking her pain with volunteer work. Tanya, a successful rock star, enjoys fame but longs for the family she never had, feeling used by those around her. Dr. Zoe Phillips, a single mother and dedicated doctor at an AIDS clinic, is overwhelmed by her responsibilities and has never aspired to marriage. As the three women come together at the ranch, they confront their pasts and the pretense that has grown between them. Despite their individual challenges, their friendship remains a cherished bond. The summer brings healing and renewal as they share old hurts, reveal long-buried secrets, and explore the complexities of love. Through their journey, Steel explores the profound meaning of friendship and the shared truths that connect us all. Each woman’s experience at the ranch serves as a catalyst for growth and understanding, highlighting the enduring power of connection.

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Le Ranch, Vassoula Galangau, Danielle Steel

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1999
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Language
French
Publisher
Pocket
Released
1999
Format
Paperback
Pages
455
ISBN10
2266091549
ISBN13
9782266091541
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First published
1997
Original title
The Ranch
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In her 39th best-selling novel, Danielle Steel tells the story of three women—Mary Stuart, Tanya, and Zoe—who reunite after twenty years at a ranch in Wyoming. Once inseparable college roommates, they have since built separate lives, each facing personal struggles. Mary Stuart, married for twenty-two years, grapples with loneliness and guilt over her son’s death, masking her pain with volunteer work. Tanya, a successful rock star, enjoys fame but longs for the family she never had, feeling used by those around her. Dr. Zoe Phillips, a single mother and dedicated doctor at an AIDS clinic, is overwhelmed by her responsibilities and has never aspired to marriage. As the three women come together at the ranch, they confront their pasts and the pretense that has grown between them. Despite their individual challenges, their friendship remains a cherished bond. The summer brings healing and renewal as they share old hurts, reveal long-buried secrets, and explore the complexities of love. Through their journey, Steel explores the profound meaning of friendship and the shared truths that connect us all. Each woman’s experience at the ranch serves as a catalyst for growth and understanding, highlighting the enduring power of connection.