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Which Child Is Mine?
Which Child Is Mine? by Karen Rose Smith released on Nov 24, 2004 is available now for purchase.
- GenresHarlequin
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published December 1, 2004
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About the author
Karen Rose Smith
352 books908 followersAward-winning author Karen Rose Smith was born in Pennsylvania. Although she was an only child, she remembers the bonds of an extended family. Family is a strong theme in her books and she suspects her childhood memories are the reason.
In college, Karen began writing poetry and also met her husband to be. They both began married life as teachers, but when their son was born, Karen decided to try her hand at a home-decorating business.
She returned to teaching for a while but changes in her life led her to writing relationship novels. Now she writes romances as well as mysteries full time. Her first book was published in 1992; her 110th novel will be published in 2024. A winner of New Jersey's Golden Leaf Award in Short Contemporary Romance, Colorado Romance Writers Award Of Excellence for short contemporary, as well as the Phoenix Desert Rose Chapter's Golden Quill for Traditional Romance, she has also been honored with Cataromance.com's award for Best Special Edition and Washington Romance Writers Career Achievement Award. Her romances have made both the USA TODAY list and the Amazon Romance and Contemporary Romance Bestseller lists. Her mysteries have made the USA TODAY and Barnes and Noble bestseller lists.
She has written for Meteor/Kismet, Kensington, Silhouette and Harlequin. Readers can contact Karen through her website, on Facebook (Karen Rose Smith Author) and on Twitter @ Karenrosesmith, on TIKTOK at karenrosesmithauthor and on Instagram. They can also follow her monthly e-zine IN TOUCH with KAREN ROSE SMITH which has the latest news about her books, recipes and contests.
In college, Karen began writing poetry and also met her husband to be. They both began married life as teachers, but when their son was born, Karen decided to try her hand at a home-decorating business.
She returned to teaching for a while but changes in her life led her to writing relationship novels. Now she writes romances as well as mysteries full time. Her first book was published in 1992; her 110th novel will be published in 2024. A winner of New Jersey's Golden Leaf Award in Short Contemporary Romance, Colorado Romance Writers Award Of Excellence for short contemporary, as well as the Phoenix Desert Rose Chapter's Golden Quill for Traditional Romance, she has also been honored with Cataromance.com's award for Best Special Edition and Washington Romance Writers Career Achievement Award. Her romances have made both the USA TODAY list and the Amazon Romance and Contemporary Romance Bestseller lists. Her mysteries have made the USA TODAY and Barnes and Noble bestseller lists.
She has written for Meteor/Kismet, Kensington, Silhouette and Harlequin. Readers can contact Karen through her website, on Facebook (Karen Rose Smith Author) and on Twitter @ Karenrosesmith, on TIKTOK at karenrosesmithauthor and on Instagram. They can also follow her monthly e-zine IN TOUCH with KAREN ROSE SMITH which has the latest news about her books, recipes and contests.
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Displaying 1 - 8 of 8 reviews
March 26, 2022
This story was really great and I just loved and enjoyed Jillian and Chase's story about their little girls Abby and Marianne.. I know that I don't know what I would have done if the whole babies being swapped at Birth thing would have happened with me as it did with them but I am definitely glad that everything had worked out for them and they had gotten their happily ever after. I also applaud the ones who this has really happened too.
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December 12, 2018
La historia es muy cliché, pero tiene calidad hasta cierto punto.
April 21, 2020
Una historia muy sencilla, pero creo que le falto algo más.
January 7, 2022
I enjoyed reading it. I think it was very sweet.
January 18, 2012
3 Stars! ~ On a stormy night three years ago, the maternity ward at the local hospital was brimming with women about to give birth. Jillian shared her room with another woman, and almost to the minute they gave birth to daughters. A nurse was assisting Jillian, while the doctor was busy with her roommate. As the babies were placed in their carts, the power went out and there was a delay in the generator kicking in. And in the confusion, did the right name get put on the right baby?
Chase, now a widower, knows that his wife didn't cheat on him. The daughter he raised must belong to the woman who shared the birthing room that stormy night. He has to let her know that her daughter is ill and needs her, and he needs to be with his real daughter. Jillian's also widowed, and raising her daughter on her own hasn't been easy but she's learnt to be independent and not ever need help from any one. Following Chase back to where her real daughter is, Jillian is caught up in the events of the past, and tries desperately to find what's right for both children.
Jillian and Chase are both likable characters but I found something lacking. I really didn't get pulled emotionally into this story as I thought I would. I enjoyed the story well. The two little girls are adorable and well written. The story resolves as expected but left a sense that something was missing. I suppose I was looking for a bit more intensity.
Chase, now a widower, knows that his wife didn't cheat on him. The daughter he raised must belong to the woman who shared the birthing room that stormy night. He has to let her know that her daughter is ill and needs her, and he needs to be with his real daughter. Jillian's also widowed, and raising her daughter on her own hasn't been easy but she's learnt to be independent and not ever need help from any one. Following Chase back to where her real daughter is, Jillian is caught up in the events of the past, and tries desperately to find what's right for both children.
Jillian and Chase are both likable characters but I found something lacking. I really didn't get pulled emotionally into this story as I thought I would. I enjoyed the story well. The two little girls are adorable and well written. The story resolves as expected but left a sense that something was missing. I suppose I was looking for a bit more intensity.
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May 12, 2013
It wasn't bad but there are like two other novels that are so similar, it isn't even funny. I did enjoy reading this one but I felt the emotions were minimal.
July 2, 2014
The author dealt very well with a subject that holds a lot of fear for parents. Thankfully, hospitals work very hard to keep this from happening in real life.
April 19, 2017
Perfect read for a very chilly evening!
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