Shame on It All

by Zane

Book Overview

Shame on It All is an unforgettable showcase for Zane's talent for insight, comedy, and wild high jinks. For anyone who has ever observed the behavior of a close friend or family member and suppressed... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0739437135
• ISBN13: 9780739437131
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Atria
• Length: 319 Pages
• Weight: 0.89 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great Book

i really enjoy reading this book i cant wait until i start next one

Best book I've read by zane so far

Loved those Whitfield sisters .. please this is a MUST READ buy today .. don't hesitate ..

Zane does it again

Shame on it all is a story of three sisters that go through their sibling rivalry but when they really need each are there for each other. Zane is by far one of the best authors I have read. She knows how to take a story and run with it. This book has serious drama in the name of illness,marriage problems and revenge. But through it all these sisters stick by each other as well as their friends. It reminded me of my friends that are close to me now and only a phone call away.

A page turnin' drama

Shame On it All was hillarious from the beginning to the very end. The story begins with three sisters that you don't want to mess with. Even though they disagree with one another they love each other and there isn't anything they wouldn't do for one another. The commericial breaks were somewhat distracting and did take away from the book but there weren't too bad because they were funny too!!! For those people out there who don't like erotica or profanity I suggest you don't even think about buying this book cause you will be knocked off your feet...for those that can hang then buy this book because you will not be disappointed.

Hilarious !!!!

This was my first by 'Zane'. I found it to be very entertaining. These sisters were "out-of-control". Although each had their own personality, they were similar in a lot ways. I found the "quips" to be original and funny. Even though I enjoyed the book, the commercial breaks could have been left out. The relationship between the sisters and their friends demonstrated what "true" friendship is all about. The book was a fast read (less than 24 hours for me). After completing I found myself going back through the book and laughing at some of the things they said. I enjoyed the book and will definitely look at some of the author's other works.

Zane has done it again!

What can I say? It was worth the wait and a long wait it was. I don't think I have ever waited so anxiously for a book to come out. Other than knowing that Zane could write her tail off, I really had no idea what to expect. She has penned another winner, totally different from her other novels but just as entertaining. Shame On It All is about three lively, wild, freaky sisters that indulge in some of the wildest sex that I have ever read about. On top of that, Zane develops their characters in such a way that you really feel close to them and when trouble rears its ugly head, you can't help but jump in their corner. The commercials in the novel are hilarious and something else I have never seen. Zane is definitely a risk taker and a ground breaker. Shame On It All is the read of the summer!

A Rip-Roaring Hilarious...AND Scandalous, MUST-READ Novel!

I betcha my Memorial Day weekend was freakier than yours! Well, if you're in a conversation with the Whitfield sisters, be prepared to lose that bet!Shame On It All (SOIA) introduces us to the wildly eclectic Whitfield sisters: Harmony, the eldest, owner of a temporary agency AND a big secret; Bryce, the middle child, outspoken, boisterous and a LOVER of men; and Lucky, the baby girl of the fam, who is in the midst of medical school AND a controversy.The reader is immediately thrust (no pun intended) into the sexual escapades of the sisters as they share their Memorial Day exploits with one another over lunch...exploits that will ultimately change each sister's life forever. The novel encompasses all that one would expect to find in that wonderful relationship between sisters -- love, spite, crazy conversations, humor, and enough drama for you AND your mama.SOIA is THE funniest novel I have ever read. Zane kicks some serious butt in her snappy dialogue and comical exchanges between the characters...and the inclusion of commercials throughout the novel is innovative and perfect for the novel.SOIA is full of comedy, realism and drama, and is definitely a novel you won't want to put down until you're DONE. Zane's characters are so real, so three-dimensional, I felt as if I was rolling my neck and smacking my lips along with the sistah girls.On the lighter side, SOIA is packed with crazy sexual exchanges and comedy, but it is firmly grounded with a tight drama full plot line that will toy with your emotions.Anyone who has read Zane's previous novels will most definitely seek out SOIA...and to all the Zane newbies, this is a great treat to begin with.