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A Family for Raffi

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A Family For Raffi goes far beyond the depth and scope of most of the romance novels I have read, as the central character is a beguiling little boy, Raffi, whose innocence and love brings the two most important people in his short life together.

Although Tamara has spent her adult life struggling to free herself from what she considers to be the frivolous existence of the priveleged upper crust of society, she finds herself attracted to her best friend's brother... even though he seems to be the epitome of everything she inherently rebels against.

Dale is equally attracted to Tamara, but once he feels secure in their relationship, he begins to change her into the person she never wanted to be. The result is explosive, and they both go their separate ways.

But Raffi loves them both. An abused child who has repeatly fallen through the cracks of the social services system, Tamara is that one social worker who cares, and Dale is his foster parent.

And only the magic of this child can show both of them that although their worlds seem so far apart, they can create their own world and a Family for Raffi.

Not only is this book a good read, but it gives a deeply insightful view of the pitfalls of the adoption system, and the children who fall through the cracks of the system.

I highly recommend it!

Just a great romance, with a wonderful little boy, Raffi. Delightful, I couldn't stop until I finished the whole book.