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Three Sisters. Three Lives. Three Hearts. Reunited in a Stunning Drama of Passion and Secrets.

Charity
Beautiful, bold and uncertain of love after being abandoned as on infant, Charity is bewildered by Kane Longstreet's marriage proposal. Despite her misgivings, she agrees to go home with Kane for the holidays. But at his cousin's engagement party at Hawk's Pride, she gets the shock of her life when she comes face-to-face with identical twin sisters Hope and Faith Butler, and sees a mirror image of herself.

Hope
The stunning discovery that she is a triplet does little to distract Hope from her own personal heartbreak. The man she has loved all her life, Jake Whitelaw, is about to marry someone else. With only two weeks until the wedding, she needs a miracle. And thanks to her determined sisters, she might just get it.

Faith
Fearing that her parents gave Charity up for adoption because of her own special needs as a child, Faith is consumed by guilt. She vows to see both her sisters happy, no matter what it takes. That means she's got to break up one wedding, arrange a couple more . . . and seize her own chance for happiness. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Fun reading on the beach, Sep 15 2003

By	Gisela Gasper Fitzgerald (USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Sisters Found (Mass Market Paperback)

The triplets Charity, Hope and Faith unexpectedly meet face-to-face at someone's engagement party. There are thousands of adoptees out there who wished they too would run into their biological family at someone's party or in the grocery store. I am the adoptive mother of a now 34-year old daughter and had to smile, on reading this book, how nice fiction can be. Our daughter is now reunited with her two sisters, but the event took 29 years to become reality. Now I imagine Hope wanting eight children with Jake, both adopted and natural, and Jake agrees, that 'eight sounds just fine.' For Hope's sake, that number will remain fiction!

Gisela Gasper Fitzgerald, author of ADOPTION: An Open, Semi-Open or Closed Practice?

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5.0 out of 5 stars Another Great Hamk's Way Title, Jan 25 2003

By	Ronica Rainge "Pinkie2326" (Upstate, New York) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Sisters Found (Mass Market Paperback)

I recently purchased this novel from my favorite retail store and I love it I stayed up all night just to finish I could not put it down. This book has gotten a lot of mixed reviews but I personally liked it.

All the characters are great and I found myself Laughing Lot Loud a lot.

I recommend this and all the Hawk's Way books

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3.0 out of 5 stars Good Sequel, Dec 20 2002

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This review is from: Sisters Found (Mass Market Paperback)

I thought this book was good, but there were too many storylines. I would have liked this book to focus exclusively on Jake and Hope, but the secondary characters were interesting.There were a few things that really bugged me about this book, however. Jake and Amanda obviously disliked each other. They even kept asking each other things like, Do you think wer'e doing the right thing? or Do you still want to marry me? I mean they were constantly second guessing their relationship. You think they would realize that they would not have a great marraige. And then Amanda catches Jake cheating on her with Hope and he STILL insists on marrying her. It got kinda old. Another thing that really bothered me about this book was Charity and why she was given away. I mean COME ON. You don't just give a two year old away. I am the mother of a two year old and I can tell you that no financial strain on this earth could posses me to do this. And then the way her family treats her when she confronts them. They act like she's an evil thing and they can't imagine why she would be so upset. Geez, I wonder? But besides from the problems the book had, I really did like it.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Lose this book
Plot description on this book's Amazon[.com] page. What a waste of time. This book could be twice its size and still be boring and uninteresting. Read more

Published on Dec 11 2002

5.0 out of 5 stars I loved it!
Family reunions and weddings should bring joy, not chaos, but the latter is what the Butler sisters find in this book. Read more

Published on Dec 10 2002 by Huntress Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars First time Reader
This is the first book in the series I've ever read. Some of the writing was repetetive in spots (especially early on)however I loved the story and didnt find it cluttered or... Read more

Published on Dec 10 2002 by Hannah Darling

1.0 out of 5 stars I've waited how many years, and this is what I get?
I have waited so long for the story of Hope and Jake to be published. I did not expect to be so disappointed. Read more

Published on Dec 8 2002 by ROSA A REYNOLDS