Thief of Hearts

I didn't want Thief of Hearts to end. In fact, I think I'll just start reading it again.

I recommend this book to all. It was excellent. One of best books I have read so for this year.

Fraternal twins Patrick and Jesse are as different as night and day. His wealthy family reaalizes that the dark sibling Jesse is not fitting into their social class. His parents doted on the golden brother Patrick. When someone accuses Jesse of a heinous crime, his parents supported his incarceration. Only Patrick, loyal to his brother, had doubts, but the duo fails to communicate, which leads to a separation.Nearing forty, Patrick is well renowned as a trauma and heart surgeon, but his luck has run out as he is diagnosed with aplastic anemia. He desperately needs a bone marrow transplant by a person who is a close match. The ideal donor is Jesse, but Patrick refuses to ask. Dr. Caitlin Taylor, a close friend, is the only person who knows that Patrick has a twin. She decides to find him. When she does, he is nothing as she expected as he is dark and sexy. Jesse agrees to help Patrick even as he realizes that there is a deep attraction between him and the beautiful doctor. Together they embark on a journey of healing guided by love.Katherine Stone's storytelling abilities keep growing stronger with each new book she writes. The complexity of her tales is well known, especially the use of secondary players and subplots moving THIEF OF HEARTS to its exciting conclusion. Ms. Stone demonstrates her ability to make a character seem so real in settings that a book by this author is a very pleasurable reading.Harriet Klausner

Fraternal twins Patrick and Jesse are as different as night and day. His wealthy family reaalizes that the dark sibling Jesse is not fitting into their social class. His parents doted on the golden brother Patrick. When someone accuses Jesse of a heinous crime, his parents supported his incarceration. Only Patrick, loyal to his brother, had doubts, but the duo fails to communicate, which leads to a separation. Nearing forty, Patrick is well renowned as a trauma and heart surgeon, but his luck has run out as he is diagnosed with aplastic anemia. He desperately needs a bone marrow transplant by a person who is a close match. The ideal donor is Jesse, but Patrick refuses to ask. Dr. Caitlin Taylor, a close friend, is the only person who knows that Patrick has a twin. She decides to find him. When she does, he is nothing as she expected as he is dark and sexy. Jesse agrees to help Patrick even as he realizes that there is a deep attraction between him and the beautiful doctor. Together they embark on a journey of healing guided by love. Katherine Stone's storytelling abilities keep growing stronger with each new book she writes. The complexity of her tales is well known, especially the use of secondary players and subplots moving THIEF OF HEARTS to its exciting conclusion. Ms. Stone demonstrates her ability to make a character seem so real in settings that a book by this author is a very pleasurable reading.Harriet Klausner