Where does a person's right to privacy lose out to the government's right to investigate a supposed transgression. E.E. grayson has obviously stepped on someone's toes. Disruption of her serenity starts with a phone tap and escalates to threats against her life. Question? Where did she get the information for her novel "Portrait of a Traitor?"
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Reviewed by Susan Primaldi
11/8/2001
I just spent last night reading Privacy. I loved it and am now starting All That Glitters. Thank you Gini Wilson for creating a great romantic suspense with a heroine who isn't whiny and childless and the ultimate sexy, strong, sensitive hero! I'm definitely keeping an eye out for your other books.
Can something so perfect really be poisonous?
When Rachel and her husband Adam move to Maple Cottage in remote Cheshire, it should be the fulfilment of their dream to start a family.
Haunted by her past and challenged by events around he
