Before and Again

by Mortman, Doris

• ISBN13: 9780312275570
• ISBN10: 0312275579
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2003-11-17
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press

Summary

Now she explores some of the most compelling ideas in dream research, combined with a page-turning plot that will keep you guessing until the last page. Callie Jamieson has a mysterious link to the past-she has the same disturbing dreams her mother had, ones that drove her mother eventually to suicide. But Callie is determined not to let them destroy her life, too. They're under control until the death of her ex-lover sends Callie on a quest to find out the truth. Her search intensifies her dreams, and leads her to an old-money New York family with a revered and respected name, to secrets that someone will kill to protect, and to a passionate love she never expected. Before and Again explores the fascinating issues of memory's long reach...and the hold the past can have on the present.

Author Biography

Doris Mortman is a New York Times bestselling author of seven novels, including Circles, First Born, and Rightfully Mine. She lives in New Jersey with her family.

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Advance Praise for Doris Mortman's Before and Again

"Quintessentially Mortman ... a haunting story, rich in detail."
-Barbara Delinsky, author of An Accidental Woman

"This taut suspenseful tale of love, lust, greed and betrayal offers a tantalizing peek at the startling ancient skeletons in the closets of the rich, powerful, and powerfully flawed. Compellingly readable."
-Judith Kelman, author of Summer of Storms

"Doris Mortman has done it before, now she's done it again-written a book that delves artfully into the mysteries of the mind and the heart (and explores them with insight and passion) in a page-turning story. Before and Again will make readers new to Mortman happy to join the many fans of her past best-sellers."
-Robert Rosenblum, author of Afterlove

"Terrifically suspenseful"--Booklist

"Intricate and compelling"--Publishers Weekly

"Great fun"--The New York Times Book Review