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Flipkart Official Review Sidney Sheldon is read world over. Something about his plots and the raciness that caught on quite early. After all, at the end of a hard day, all one wants is an easy read, which is what Sheldon delivers every single time. After this death in 2007, it is Tilly Bagshawe who is extrapolating his famous works and taking them ahead. “The Tides of Memory” is one such book, which has just released. Family secrets are at the core of this book. The De Vere family seem to be quite content and happy and that is the public portrayal anyway, till something happens which threatens to let lose all secrets. The writing is very close to what Sheldon would have written. Bagshawe gets the pulse of the plot to perfection. A sure fire page turner that would leave the reader wanting more.   Dark family secrets are what engulfing the De Vere family which looks very happy and content on the surface. Until one day something drastic happens that forces the pandora of secrets to open up. The Tides of Memory has been extrapolated by Tilly Bagshawe after Sidney Sheldon’s death in 2007. Summary of the Book The Tides of Memory is one such book you cannot put down once you start reading it. The famous De Vere family which looks oh-so perfect on the outside has deep-dwelled dark secrets which will turn things over for the family members. A family which has it all, wealth, political power and an envious lifestyle has more to it than their wealth. When the youth of the family commit mistakes which resurface and generations of hidden hatred comes to focus, the De Veres find themselves the midst of murky times and at the verge of losing everything. About the Authors Sidney Sheldon was an American author. He has authored multiple bestsellers which have won him appreciation and accolades. The Naked Face, The Other Side of Midnight and A Stranger in the Mirror are some of the books by penned down by him. Tilly Bagshawe is a British author and journalist. She is known for her books Sidney Sheldon's Mistress of the Game and Sidney Sheldon's After the Darkness.