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Clay Dillon is everyone's hero--especially to his family. So when his kid sister needs a kidney, he tracks down Jenna Wright. Jenna's the only one who can help, but to gain her trust he has to lie. | Clay Dillon is everyone's hero--especially to his family. So when his kid sister needs a kidney, he tracks down Jenna Wright. Jenna's the only one who can help, but to gain her trust he has to lie. | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 11 October 2007
- Author: Darlene Gardner
- Publisher: Harlequin Superromance # 1431
- Year: 2007
- Setting:
- Amazon Listing: The Other Woman's Son
Book Description
Clay Dillon is everyone's hero--especially to his family. So when his kid sister needs a kidney, he tracks down Jenna Wright. Jenna's the only one who can help, but to gain her trust he has to lie.
Jenna believes Clay can be everything to her until she finds out who he really is—the son of the woman who ruined her life. In that instant Jenna's dreams for a future with Clay dissolve.
Jenna is in so deep, she actually considers doing what Clay asks. But how can she help his family at the expense of her own?
Sources
To answer questions about Dialysis, Author Darlene Gardner referred to Ebony Brown, a 26-year old who kept a blog on her own experiences here
In March of 2007, Darlene was pleased to announce that Ebony had received a successful kidney transplant [1].
