Woman without a Past

A reliable author, and a reliable book. Perhaps a little predictable, but a good clean story.......more

I thought I would never finish this book. It was interesting read, but it bored me describing the details of everything, detail of a cup, bug, flower etc. just took away from reading. To me the book didn't get really interesting until the last maybe 6 chapters.......more

Romantic suspsense author Molly Hunt always knew she was adopted, but didn't think much of it until a man sees her in New York and tells her he's engaged to her identical twin sister in Charleston--she was kidnapped from there as a baby. Reluctantly Molly goes to Charleston to meet her unsuspected f......more

A young woman who was adopted finds a past of her own. Unfortunately, there's a catch. This wasn't to my taste, although I had high hopes for it. It checked all the boxes, but not well enough for me to emotionally resonate with them. There's all kinds of drama, and it isn't especially clear who "dunn......more

Phyllis A. Whitney is one of my favorite authors. Because I visited Charleston, the book's setting, I was intrigued by the story. While this book had many of the wonderful elements of Whitney's other romantic suspense titles, I didn't always agree with the actions of the main character, Molly. I als......more