Kacy M. reviewed on 12/12/2009

This was a very interesting book (and the only book written) on the infamous 'baby swap' discovered in the 1980's. The author covered the story well, as to both girls who were switched growing up (one of them died at age 9) and what happened when the switch was discovered and for about four years afterwards. I was a little dissapointed the book was not updated to include the famous court trial in which the 14 yr. old 'baby swap' victim sued her biological parents so she would not have to visit with them anymore. Also, the book seemed to focus largely on Regina Twigg and her childhood experiences as well, which were somewhat interesting but really didn't have anything to do with the baby swap. All in all, a good read if you are interested in this case.

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