Family Tree

This book was an eye opener for me. I'm from the black race and I've never thought about how a white person feels if they found out they're mixed with black until this book. I must say this was a daring step the author took because it touches on so many details in life we keep hidden. We never dare think of others and how it may impact their future lives when we keep hidden secrets, but if you read this book it will challenge... Read Full Review

"Family Tree" by Barbara Delinsky delves into the secret heritage of a proud New England family when a baby is born with distinct African features. Dana Clarke has never known her father, in the beginning she and her husband suspect the unknown as the racial factor. Hugh Clarke is driven to prove his child to his family, who will not accept a mixed race child and her mother. Dana sees his act of DNA testing as a betrayal of... Read Full Review

This book is one of Barbara's best. The story line grips you and holds you all the way through the book. Her characters are real, have depth, and develop through the turmoils of the story. It is a fast read but only because you do not want to put it down. It will keep you reading until you get the end. I didn't want to put it down. It is not a romance story so if you want lots of romance and sexy scenes, you are not going... Read Full Review

I read this book in one sitting and found it to be both touching and thought provoking. This is a book I will think about for days and mull over the questions it asks about race, unconditional love, family and loyalty. I highly recommend it to someone looking for a story with some depth...if you like Nicholas Sparks or James Patterson's bittersweet novels then this would be a good choice for an afternoon read.