Kate Foley was only 21 when her wild sister Colleen died, leaving behind an infant son. Forced to drop out of college and raise her nephew, Ben, as her own, Kate tries to protect him from a possibly sadder truth by telling him that his absent father is dead. But when one of Colleen's former lovers drops by without invitation and sees the boy's uncanny resemblance to someone famous, the cat is out of the bag: Ben is the son of star Yankee's pitcher Daniel Montero. When he first hears the news Montero is shocked to discover he has a son, then hopeful that it's true. Now, if he's ever going to gain access to Ben's life, he first must earn the trust of fiery Kate, who isn't buying the idea that, after all this time, the handsome sports star's intentions are entirely good.
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what was she thinking?
21 July 2004
By Mkath
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How to take a good basic plot and destroy it 1) add in a shrill, annoying heroine, 2) add a beta male who is too nice 3) add a too grown/mature 7 year old child 4) add no mystery and weak villian 5) throw in an obvious ending - mix together, gouge customer with price and voila! Don't get me wrong, I love her historicals, but maybe she should stay away from contemporary novels.
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Emotionally flat & somewhat annoying
29 Mar 2003
By Nancy
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Joan Wolf has written some wonderful romances, but this isn't one of them. There are a lot of elements that could have been powerful and emotional - an unknown child, a mother's cancer, a kidnapping, the death of a best friend, the possible loss of a career - but except the cancer side story, all of the other elements are looked at impassionately and discarded in a few pages.
I actually found this book rather annoying because of Kate, the unbelievably clueless heroine, and the long conversations that have nothing to do with the story. This book seems to ramble on about nothing. Not one of Joan Wolf's best efforts.
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I normally love Joan Wolf but...
13 Feb 2003
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This book is a rehash of Beloved Stranger, which she published in '84 (iirc). The names have been changed, but that's about the only thing. Ms. Wolf should go back to writing regencies, where she excels, and stop rewriting her old books.
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