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This is a really sweet story of a mom who is presumed dead and six months later spotted by her 13 year old son working as a maid at a local hotel. Heartbreaking at times as the mom has amnesia from the accident and doesn't remember anything about her husband, child or her entire life. Her husband, Grady, has the toughest time with the situation.
The writing is great and the mystery of who tried to kill her and why is well developed. All likable characters except the bad guy who eve...more This is a really sweet story of a mom who is presumed dead and six months later spotted by her 13 year old son working as a maid at a local hotel. Heartbreaking at times as the mom has amnesia from the accident and doesn't remember anything about her husband, child or her entire life. Her husband, Grady, has the toughest time with the situation.
The writing is great and the mystery of who tried to kill her and why is well developed. All likable characters except the bad guy who everyone disliked all along but didn't realize why
The writing is great and the mystery of who tried to kill her and why is well developed. All likable characters except the bad guy who eve...more This is a really sweet story of a mom who is presumed dead and six months later spotted by her 13 year old son working as a maid at a local hotel. Heartbreaking at times as the mom has amnesia from the accident and doesn't remember anything about her husband, child or her entire life. Her husband, Grady, has the toughest time with the situation.
The writing is great and the mystery of who tried to kill her and why is well developed. All likable characters except the bad guy who everyone disliked all along but didn't realize why
Sheree R. (ShereeR) reviewed She's My Mom (Count On A Cop) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1065) on + 51 more book reviews
She can't remember her husband-or her son
"Your're my mom"" That's what thirteen-year old Brett Corbitt blurts out when he sees the woman who calls herself Martha Walters. His mother, Susan Corbitt, is presumed dead, although her body was never found, and Brett's convinced that Martha and Susan are the same person.
His father, Detective Grady Corbitt of the Las Vegas Police, is skeptical-until he meeets Martha face-to-face. Then he, too, believes it.
Grady knows that someone tried to murder Susan. Sher survived, but her memory didn't-so she can't provide any clues about the identity of her would-be burderer. Grady's certain that she's in danger; he persuades her to come home with him and Brett, where she'll remain hidden until the killer is caught.
Susan soon finds herself falling in love with the handsome detective for the second time-even if she can't remember the first!!
"Your're my mom"" That's what thirteen-year old Brett Corbitt blurts out when he sees the woman who calls herself Martha Walters. His mother, Susan Corbitt, is presumed dead, although her body was never found, and Brett's convinced that Martha and Susan are the same person.
His father, Detective Grady Corbitt of the Las Vegas Police, is skeptical-until he meeets Martha face-to-face. Then he, too, believes it.
Grady knows that someone tried to murder Susan. Sher survived, but her memory didn't-so she can't provide any clues about the identity of her would-be burderer. Grady's certain that she's in danger; he persuades her to come home with him and Brett, where she'll remain hidden until the killer is caught.
Susan soon finds herself falling in love with the handsome detective for the second time-even if she can't remember the first!!
