"Some hidden secrets and romance rolled into one."

Serena Farrell's teaching salary is not going to help with the mountain of debt her grandfather left. Of course, poor Serena's grandmother doesn't believe any such thing. What's a girl to do? It is time for her to take matters into her own hands. Besides, grandma will never know the difference, right?

Ethan Ramsey, hot looking ex FBI agent, now private investigator, knows he's seen that knockout before. Oh yeah, the other night at the strip club with his brother. But when Ethan's brother Travis, hits on her, they all soon find out that Serena has a double in the world.

Wanting to get to the bottom of this double mystery, Serena hires Ethan to help her. Working together to figure out who this woman is and why she looks so much like Serena, draws the couple into a delightful romance. How is Ethan going to tell Serena about the hidden secrets of her family and not lose her at the same time? Is their love strong enough to conquer the past and the present?

Linda Warren has taken mystery, danger and secrets and wrapped them up with some love. She makes you want to turn the page to find the answer, but always keeping a question in your mind. I look forward to reading the sequel. If you love some secrets with your romance, this is the perfect book.

By Bea Sigman

Reviewed by Beatrice Sigman
Posted April 11, 2003

Summary

They say everyone has a double . . .

According to private investigator Ethan Ramsey, Serena Farrell's double is a stripper working in a Dallas nightclub.

Serena doesn't believe it—but she can't help wondering. After all, her mother died when she was an infant and she's been raised by wealthy grandparents who refused to discuss the past. So she knows next to nothing about her parents.

Could she possibly have a sister? A twin?

She decides to hire Ethan to find out who this other woman is. That fateful decision leads to some shocking revelations about Serena's family-and about her look- alike, Sarah Welch. It also leads Serena into Ethan's arms . . . and into his heart.