
Julia Fairchild Is A Clinical Psychologist. Mackenzie Brantley Jr. Is A Physician. He Knew They Were Meant To Be Together From The Moment They Met. Despite Vast Differences In Their Childhoods, They Seem Destined For A Fairytale Life; Then Along Came The Storm. Both Julia And Mac Were Hit By Lightning. Julia Was Taken To A Hospital In Albuquerque Where She Meets Dr. Steven Duke. Steve Has Always Been A Rival Of Mac. No Friendship Is Lost Between Them. When Steve Meets Julia, He Wishes Hed Met Her First.Mac Told Julia Little About His Family. The Family Is Shocked By The Resemblance Between Julia And Selma, Macs Mother. It Doesnt Take Long For Julia To Realize That This Is A Family With Secrets. Macs Past Live-in, Emaline Pierce, Is Determined To Win Mac Back. Its Not Him She Wants, Its The Family Pecan Grove, The Red Stone Grove, And His Older Brother. Shell Do Whatever It Takes To Get What She Wants. The Lives Of The Brantley And Pierces Are Interwoven With Dark, Deadly Secrets, Secrets That Could Destroy Both Families.Julia Fairchild By Louise Gaylord Is One Of Those Books That You Wont Put Down Until You Read Every Word On Every Page. Ms. Gaylord Has Woven A Tale Of Betrayal, Murder And Passion. The Characters Have Depth. Reading This Book Is Like Looking In A Window And Watching The Lives Of The Characters Unfold Before You. Julia And Mac Are Two Of The Most Complex Characters Ive Ever Read About. They Are Not Perfect, Far From It. They Have Their Quirks And Each Makes Mistakes. Dolores And Frank As Supporting Characters Were Fascinating. It Was Easy To Feel Dolores Bitter Anger Over Franks Betrayal. Frank Wasnt The Most Likable Sort, But He Was Real. This Is One Of The Best Books Ive Read In Years. Well Done Ms. Gaylord. It Is With Great Honor That I Recommend Julia Fairchild To Those Who Enjoy Fiction And A Really Good Drama.Reviewed By Debra Gaynor For Reader Views