What do You think about Daybreak (1995)?
This was better than I expected it to be, and I got caught up in the story and ramifications of babies switched at birth. This is a book that a reader friend gave me, and since it looked like the sort of book I don't usually read, I asked her what kind of a book it was. Her answer--it's just a Belva Plain. Not much of an answer if you don't have a frame of reference, but now that I've read it I can see that it serves. It's just a Belva Plain. There's drama, but not an absurd amount (though sometimes pushing the limit); romance, but not crude; human emotions, explored from every angle; resolutions, generally believable.
—Shauna
This book is about politics and racism/KKK with a few romances and a baby switching thrown in.....it was an easy read with some 'over the top' emotional seens by a 19 year old kid and his racist father.....Some of the things they talked about really angered me and I would get riled up because of their stupidity and nastiness......then I would take a deep breath and realize that it was just a book and that I live in a place and with people that choose to accept people for who they are......not what they are.....I felt the ending was tied up a bit too nicely but....isn't that what romance novels are supposed to do???.....
—Tracy Walters
