This Child Is Mine

by Mildred Colvin

Book Overview

Beth Carter is shocked to learn that the baby she dearly loves is not hers by birth. A blood test uncovers the unbelievable. Her baby was switched at birth. Where is her other baby?Jonathan McDuff... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1593105215
• ISBN13: 9781593105211
• Release Date: March 2005
• Publisher: Barbour Publishing
• Length: 170 Pages
• Weight: 0.19 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 3.2" x 7.7"

Customer Reviews

An exceptional story

Reviewed by Terry South for Reader Views (6/07) "This Child Is Mine" is an exceptional story, one that will stay in your mind and thoughts for along time. What would you do if you found that the child you have raised as your own for almost two years isn't your child? You have loved this child, cared for them, shared the good times, the sickness, and your heart and all your love and caring; now what should have been a simple blood test, that should have brought comfort and relief, brings nothing but confusion and pain. The story involves Beth Murdock and Stevie, her child, or who she thought was hers. Beth now finds herself being confronted with the painful truth that Stevie is not her daughter. Imagine loving a child and raising them for almost two years to find the bitter truth that your child is not your biological child; that is also happening for Jonathon McDuff; he learns that Lexie isn't really his daughter. He wants his biological child back and he is struggling with losing the little girl he has raised and known as his. "This Child Is Mine" is a breathtaking journey through the lives of all parties involved in such a difficult and tragic situation. This is an engrossing story that will tug at your heartstrings and bring a tear to your eye, and is a moving and compelling story. I recommend this story with no hesitation. Mildred Colvin is the mother of three, and grandmother of two. Mildred Colvin and her husband spent most of their married lives providing a safe home for foster children. "Mildred writes inspirational romance because in them the truth of God's presence, even in the midst of trouble, can be portrayed. Her desire is to continue writing stories that uplift and encourage." And I must add that the story in "This Child Is Mine" is one that should not be missed and surely will be in your thoughts long after the story ends.

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