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Caroline's Journal

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In Seattle for six years attorney Jeffrey Wynn and his wife Caroline have tried to have a baby without success until now. As Jeffrey begins to prosecute a media circus nasty homicide involving former two-time Superbowl MVP Kevin Beale having killed his girlfriend Susannah and their unborn child, Caroline is finally carrying their baby.

While the media and the radio talk show have a field day accusing Jeffrey of taking out his frustrations on a hero and blaming Susannah for her death and that of her fetus due to her lifestyle, Caroline struggles with her health as she carries her child. She begins to keep a diary, but worries about her increasingly tired spouse battling a case in which celebrity status and wealth is defeating justice and the truth.

When the journey focuses on either Caroline's health or the trial, the story line is loaded with exciting angst that grips the audience. However, when the plot veers into sidebars such as the reconciliation between sisters Caroline and Meg, it adds too much suds to the mix. Still the cast is solid and the spotlights on an at risk pregnancy and on a celebrity murder trial are fascinating.

Harriet Klausner

I have read most of Katherine Stone's books - this, by far, is her weakest. The journal entries were so sappy - I am a mother, know mothers, and have never heard anyone "speak" to her unborn in such a flowery manner. This turned me off and had me wondering why this book was even published.

This was an easy read. It was a sweet and tender story. It shows what women will do and what they are willing to go through to become mothers.

Sorry, but this book was just too BORing. And too much filler. Two examples-Caroline & Meg's childhood-in the beginning the scene just went on way too long, and in the initial courtroom scene, I could have cared less about the judge talking to the lawyers, it was just tedious, and not interesting at all.