Margot Dalton

I've read this book several times. The heroine has been injured and has amnesia. Her husband takes her home to heal and it doesn't take her long to realize that he despises her. As she begins to learn about herself she learns that she was not a very nice person. This is not always an easy book to read as we find out this stuff as the heroine does and you're about as appalled as she is. The tension is pretty high and you'll be racing to the end. Don't read the other review here about this book as it has a very big spoiler in it!… (more)

rabck from LaveggioCoffee; part of a series, but except for a snippet in the front, it really did stand alone. Kim is 3rd generation Japanese-American, and needs a fellow artist to share her studio space. Todd is a famous artist, white and close to her age...and a very different temperment than her, but the grow close. Both of their grandmother's are prejudiced. Todd's grandmother hates the Japanese because her husband was captured and killed in WWII. And Kim's grandmother doesn't believe in interracial marriages. The grandmother's put aside their mutual hatred for each other's cultures to break up Todd and Kim, then after it happens, realize what they did was wrong, and conspire to get them back together.… (more)