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About Barbara D'Amato
See more books from this AuthorIt’s only a matter of time, of course, before her search for the truth converges with Dooley’s, and neither of the subplots D’Amato (Hard Road, 2001, etc.) employs to delay the payoff—baleful glimpses at the inner circle of Windsor House, an adoption mill that will stop at nothing to increase its...
Jul 01 2002 | Read Full Review of White Male InfantAfter a bone marrow biopsy on four-year-old Teddy and some additional medical tests, Dooley realizes that his beautiful red-haired, green-eyed son is not the Russian baby they thought they'd legally adopted three years earlier, but an unknown child, kidnapped from God-knows-where.
| Read Full Review of White Male InfantBut though they have told Teddy the truth, someone didn't tell Dooley the truth about this child that looks so much like his adopted mother, as he begins to suspect four years after the fact, when an illness requires that Teddy have some tests that reveal information Dooley finds odd.
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