"Timely, provocative, and as real as today's headlines, 'Daybreak' pulses with truth, takes our breath away with its extraordinary grace and eloquence, and brings vividly to men and women so real they will long remain in our minds and hearts."

Although it's been a while since I've read it, this is an excellent story. Blood tests on a dying son reveal that he was not, in fact, the biological child of either parent. The search for answers is haunting and heartrending. ( )

Kind of Rosamunde Pilcher, but less landscape. ( )

This is a story of two babies switched at birth. One is the son of a prominent Jewish family. The other family is equally prominent but has ties to the KKK and neo-Nazi organizations. The switch is discovered when the Jewish family loses their son to cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease not found in their family.

I found the characters a bit unbelievable and the plot leaned heavily on coincidence with the problem being solved ****CAUTION BIT OF A SPOILER**** by the death of one of the major players. Nevertheless there was something about the writing that kept me turning the pages. There was a twist at the end that I didn't see coming.

Not a bad beach or staying-in-bed-under-the-covers chick lit read. 3 stars. ( )

Nice summer read, starts a little slow & obvious, but good twist at the end. ( )