This is an advance Uncorrected Proof Book. This advanced uncorrected reader's proof is the property of Simon & Schuster. It is being loaned for promotional purposed and review by recipient. Simon & Schuster reserves the right to cancel the loan and recall possession of this proof. No cover picture is available.

Couldn't make it past the halway point. So so bad. ( )

Amy Lincoln is a New York magazine political reporter. One of the politicians she is covering is confronted by a son he had long ago abandoned. This brought Amy to the point in her life when it was time to find answers about the mother who had left her as an infant. The story is actually way more interesting and compelling than that sounds. And Isaacs style is like munching your way through a box of your favorite candy. I actually listened to the unabridged CD version of this and it was delightful. ( )

A great heroine: witty, smart, tough, sweet, real. It’s a love story, and also a story about rediscovering one’s roots. The plot isn’t real original, but the character is definitely fun to hang out with. It’s worth the time, a good light read. ( )

I used to really like Susan Isaacs but I find her latest books boring, dull, flat and I don't like characters. ( )