Both of Them

by Rebecca Winters

Book Overview

Both Of Them by Rebecca Winters released on May 25, 1992 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373032102
• ISBN13: 9780373032105
• Release Date: June 1992
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 186 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.4" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Trace & Sons

Trace Ramsey found a son and a wife. He convinced Cassandra Arnold to marry him, or he could and would take the baby Jason she knew was his, but was given to her sister Susan and her husband Ted by mistake. Trace fell in love with Cassie when he saw how she reacted to his son. The child Trace was had been given was Susan and Ted's child. Cassie found Trace so that she could convince him to let her see her real nephew. Only once she saw Justin, she couldn't leave him. Trace counted on her rejecting Justin because of a deformity on his arm. Instead Cassie kissed the little wrist and cemented Trace's love. This was a heart warming clean love story that was truly a romance story. I love Rebecca Winters.

From Back Cover

The Bride Objected. The Groom Insisted. The Wedding was for the Children's Sake. Bringing home the wrong baby - a one-in-a-billion chance. Yet Cassie Arnold's sister Susan was convinced it had happened to her. After Susan's death, Cassie felt obliged to investigate the possibility. And she discovered that Susan was right! Divorced Phoenix banker Trace Ramsey had Susan's real son - Cassie's nephew. Cassie had his. Trace was powerful, influential, and a devoted father, not a man to settle for half measures. He wanted both children and so, of course, did Cassie. He insisted there was only one solution: she'd have to marry him.

I think it was outstanding.

BOTH OF THEM is a delightful Harlequin Romance that brings the excitement and warmth of a love affair combined with a story about two babies that get switched in a hospital. The hero is to die for because he loves his son even though it was the wrong one that came home. The heroine loves her sister's baby, but she realizes it couldn't be her sister's birth child. When her sister dies, she goes on a quest to find the real parents and ends up falling in love with the hero. It's marvelous.