Somebody's Daughter

I remember reading this book years ago and I enjoy reading it very much. I enjoy reading this series of Lost & Found . I enjoy the characters and their story they are telling me too.

Tension runs high in this well written tale about a twenty-six year old kidnapping and a deathbed confession that set a young woman, Kit Burke, on a course to seek her true idenity. In the process,she meets, Cord McFarland, the man of her dreams and they fall maddly, deeply in love, only to learn the love they have for each other, may or may not be forbidden fruit in its most dramatic, heartbreaking form. I literally did not want to put this book down. It entraped me with the kind of romantic suspense that had me wanting to go to the last chapter, just so I could breath again...but I stayed the course, from the exceptional DNA beginning to the exceptional DNA end.

In Venice Beach, California, cleaning woman and college student Kit Burke mourns the death of her alcoholic mom and fears Rena's deathbed confession that she was not her biological mother. Instead, Rena said that Kit was actually Kathryn McFarland, but her spouse Frankie, who left them two decades ago, abducted her when she was one month old. DNA testing proves that Kit and Rena are not from the same gene pool and Internet research confirms the supporting information her mom provided including the kidnapping of Kathryn. Kit goes to Salt Lake to meet the McFarland family who are well to do and have set up a foundation dedicated to Kathryn. When she meets Cord McFarland, , she finds herself very attracted to him although she tries not to desire him in case he is her sibling. He reciprocates her feelings and though he believes that her tale is legitimate and that she must be somebody's baby, he refuses deep inside to accept that he could love his sister in a non-brotherly way. SOMEBODY'S DAUGHTER is an exhilarating contemporary tale in which the lead couple is falling in love, but fears that if his parent's deepest wish turns out to be true, their feelings are taboo and must be ignored. This cleverly devised sexual tension permeates the plot as the likable pair struggle not to kiss one another while working on the truth. All Rebecca Winters tales are fun in all seasons so family drama fans will look forward to the summer sequel when THE DAUGHTER'S RETURN is published. Harriet Klausner