Susan W. (Suz) reviewed on 4/7/2006 + 725 more book reviews

From the rear cover: "Every parent's nightmare became Regina and Ernest Twigg's heartbreaking reality... The nurse put the baby down on the bed and began unfolding and refolding the receiving blanket. Regina couldn't see exactly what the nurse was doing because she was drying her eyes and her face with a handful of tissues and trying to regain her composure. What she did remember many years later was the flat, emotionless, matter-of-fact way that the nurse said, 'Here,' as she stood at arm's length and held the baby with the blue lips and dusky skin out to her. A few minutes later Ernest and Regina Twigg left Hardee Memorial Hospital carrying Barbara Coker May's sick baby. Nine years would pass before they discovered that she was not their daughter."

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