Gina Wilkins

Very nice story. Loved Teague and Dani. The epilogue almost threw me for a minute.The story moved along smoothly. Everyone loves a battered hero.

Backcover Synopsis - Once a hero...Pilot Trent McBride had always been a little too brash, too cocky for his own good.  But that was before his recklessness almost cost him his life.  After a plane crash leaves him permanently grounded, he doesn't know--or care--what he's going to do with his life.  Then he meets Annie...

In Gina's book "Finding Family" Rachel Madison had a trouble prone younger sister. This book is about that sister Dani and her quest to change her way of life.

Teague McCauley was an FBI agent who seemed to work day and night on his cases. Dani Madison was determined to make a fresh start in her life and become independent depending on no one.

I liked this book. Alex Keating just wants to have some down time - alone. A busy Boston cardiologist, it's the 1st vacation he's had in 15 yrs. Mind you, if the article hadn't appeared in that international magazine naming Alex as one of the world's most eligible bachelors, he probably wouldn't have taken the vacation, but it was getting too strenuous trying to work with all the woman clamoring for his attention. Two weeks in the Ozarks of Arkansas should be enough time for everyone to forget that article.

The only problem, Alex has an accident and wakes up in Dr Carly Fletcher's clinic. Suffering from a head injury, Alex can't seem to get his tongue working to tell the pretty doctor that he's in the same profession. By the time he's able to talk, Carly's decided to take him home for the night. And then Alex doesn't want to tell her.

Some secrets aren’t ever forgotten...
Since the early days of NASCAR, the Murphy and Grosso families haven’t been exactly friends. In fact, "bitter enemies" might be more accurate, with tales of deception, cheating and even suspected murder. But driver Kent Grosso --who’s still hearing about his grandfather’s decades-old grudge--has a few closeted skeletons of his own...

I'd enjoyed the first books in this series and was curious to see how Mark would react to his new family. It was easy to see the frustrations each felt with the situations they were handling--the heroine giving up all for her family and the hero reluctant to take the step to admit he had a family! But in the end a sweet, warm tale of trust and friendship growing to something more. (MTH)

Fabulous beginning to the 2008 Secrets and Legends series!

I was just checking something and realized I never blogged about this book (I read it a couple of s ago).  The book is the last story about three brothers, Mark is the youngest and believed to have died at age 2, but in reality he was stolen by his nanny.  His family finds him about the same time he starts dating his interior designer.  She is a sweet woman, but a bit overtaxed by her family.