The Interpreter

Danger, Fear, Lose of memory. What was it that she should remember? "Jane Doe" had a feeling that she knew the man who helped her and took her in. Was he a threat? How did she know that she might have met him before? Who were his children? Definitely not from Utah. They spoke Taglog. How did she know that? Who was Mason Keller? How could he be so loving and gentle with the children and yet appear so dangerous and ruthless? Could she trust him? He thought she was lying about not being able to remember. Was she pulling a scam on him? Mason did not like the attraction he felt for "Jane". He must be in need of a woman. Could he afford to take her to the Bittercreek ranch. Would she endanger the children? Nine year old Miriam was a solemn liitle girl and five year old Charlie was a chatterbox and they were ready to fall in love with "Jane". Jane was running from her fear, not realizing just how dangerous her life had become. She soon fell in love with Mason's children and Mason, himself. But he couldn't trust her. That almost got her killed and him wounded. Oh, what a lovely story. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -- You just might want to read this again.