Paperback: 298 pages
Publisher: Time Warner (2003)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0 7515 3533 8

"Bestselling author Anna Kovac has just bought the house of her dreams in New York. But the horror of September 11th, and the need for peace to finish her latest novel, leads her to crave a change of scene and so she arranges a four-month house-swap with the mysterious Don Sutherland, an ex-Yalie who is prepared to loan her his villa in Tuscany while he lives in her apartment. Delighted by her good fortune, Anna arrives in Tuscany with two friends. After a blissful few weeks she calls home and her friend Larry Atwood assures her that, although no one has seen the mysterious Mr Sutherland, the house seems fine. But then Anna tries to access her bank account and her details have been wiped. All her savings have disappeared. She calls her house and discovers it has been put up for sale. Then she hears that Larry has fallen from the scaffolding outside her building and been killed. Anna returns to New York to discover that someone has ruthlessly erased all evidence of her life there. Someone has taken her identity".

So says: Publisher

Took a long time, but I finished this book at last today. One of the things about being the teapot is that I refuse to let a book beat me... I wanted to beat this book though...

I have one question... how come is it that a feisty, streetwise, clever, smart, brilliant, knowing, alert, well educated, &c., &c., &c., best-selling author decides to...

Nah, I can't justify it... this book is rubbish.

I received this book and 12 others in the post from misterteapot. Thank you mr pot. :) Hmmm, your review is not that compelling! :D

Finished this book a little while ago and forgot to make my comments. It's not a bad little time waster but it does stretch belief somewhat. My big question about it is the same as teapot's!

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

At O'Malley's in the Wintergarten Centre at Brisbane Group's meetup

Caught at the August meetup. Not sure about reading it after checking out the previous comments!

Contrary to my concerns I did enjoy this book! It was a good read for on a plane! A reminder to us all about not recording passwords and the possibilities of identity theft.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

At Brisbane October meetup

Picked this one up from the BRisbane BookCrossers meet-up - great food at the Northshore Riverside Cafe....