She’s not who she says she is! Tory Evans is living her sister’s life. Christine is dead, murdered by Tory’s vengeful ex- husband, and now—for her own survival—Tory has taken on Christine’s identity. Her name, her job, her new home in Shelter Valley, Arizona.He’s reinventing his life. Ben Sanders is a divorced father who’s come to Shelter Valley to resume the education that was interrupted years before. he’s intrigued by one of his professors, the woman he knows as Christine Evans. She’s smart, she’s beautiful—and she’s hiding something. She’s also off-limits.Despite that, despite the secrecy and the danger, Tory and Ben are drawn to each other. Second chances really do exist. Especially in a place like Shelter Valley…
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Number 2 in the Shelter Valley series.
Professional Reviews
Rickey R. Mallory
Tara Taylor Quinn has pulled out all the stops this time in My Sister, Myself. Tory and Ben are both terribly wounded souls who have seen too little joy in their lives and who have more hurt in store. Ms. Quinn rips out her readers’ hearts, then hands them back, mended and stronger. This is a wrenching, heartbreaking, but ultimately triumphant story.
Affaire de Coeur 2001 Best Contemporary Novel
My Sister, Myself!
I loved him. At age twelve he touched my heart with his music. At age twenty he captured my heart when our eyes met as he sat on a stage and sang Four months later, he fractured my heart with his refusal to allow us to stay together. At age seventy
Angela Calminetti, mother of five, New Age practitioner and gifted psychic and telepath, is proud of her family ties and does everything she can to make sure that all of her younger siblings are as happy in love and marriage as she is…whether they wa
