Full Circle

A Journey Through Love, Loss, and Self-Discovery

Full Circle by Danielle Steel, published in 1988 by Sphere, is a powerful, emotionally charged novel that explores one woman’s search for identity, fulfillment, and lasting love across decades of social change and personal upheaval. With her trademark emotional depth and storytelling finesse, Steel delivers a timeless tale of resilience and reinvention.

One Woman, Many Roles

Tana Roberts is intelligent, ambitious, and determined to make her mark in a world that often underestimates women. Raised by a single mother with traditional values, Tana dreams of independence and a life far beyond the constraints of 1960s America. Her path leads her through the civil rights movement, the women’s liberation era, and the complexities of love and ambition.

The Choices That Shape a Life

From passionate romance to heartbreaking loss, from idealism to realism, Tana’s journey is both deeply personal and universally relatable. As she rises through the ranks of a male-dominated profession and navigates complex relationships, she must confront what success and happiness truly mean.

Perfect for Fans of Sweeping Women’s Fiction

Full Circle is an inspiring, thought-provoking novel for readers who enjoy richly layered characters, historical depth, and stories about love, strength, and coming full circle in life.