Review by: Christine Sherborne on Sep. 01, 2011

What a great read, I really enjoyed Love Child. The characters were real and interesting and the storyline kept me turning the pages. LOVED the anti-heroine, what a bitch, just so long as she doesn't come into my life. When's your next book coming out?

Amber Pascoe's ordered life is rocked when Dom Brodie, who she had never expected to see again, arrives and wants to see her. She fears that he will use his wealth to try and take her son but when the truth comes out, she must fight against a hatred and deception that had once almost ruined her life and now threatens harm on a much deadlier scale.

Review by: Alisha Hartwell on Nov. 01, 2011 :

This book had me going until the very last drop. The in-depth characters along with plot twists make a great mix. I highly recommend this book if you are a fan of the romance genre.
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Like many writers, I love to read the genre I write in but I also enjoy other forms and particularly admire the crossover genre. I think my all-time favourite author in this field is Barbara Erskine. Her book, Lady of Hay, was given to me a few years ago by a friend who said it was one of the best novels she had read in a long while. I read it and agreed. This author is a master of the craft and a born story-teller. I have since bought every one of her books and, inevitably, nearing Christmas, I head to my local bookstore to see if another book by Barbara Erskine is due out. Another of my favourites is allegory and I do not need to think before I say the `King' of this genre has to be William Horwood with his Duncton mole series. I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys a really good read that will transport them into another world. When it comes to mystery, I don't think you can go past Robert Goddard and his historical/today genre. The way he takes an old crime or mystery and entwines it with someone's 20th or 21st century life struggle keeps his readers turning the page. Because I read so much I have many other authors whose work I can't get enough of - authors like Judith Lennox, Kate Morton, Kimberley Freeman, Maeve Binchy, Charlotte Bingham - the list goes on.