From Library Journal Anna Dunlap， newly divorced， is shaping a life centered around her three-year-old daughter， Molly. Then Leo Cutter sparks a sexual responsiveness new to Annaherself the product of a circumspect New England family， frigid during her marriage to a man of similar temperament. Molly and Leo like each other， too， and Anna sees them as a loving family unituntil her ex-husband sues for custody， citing sexual activities that put his child at risk. The love affair is irrevocably changed， as Anna opens her life to a court-appointed psychiatrist and bends the truth to her lawyer's strategy. Anna's first-person narrative， with its skillfully interwoven flashbacks， creates foreboding as it builds to the drama of the hearing and its wrenching conclusion. Miller's first novel is a stunner: so emotionally true and cleanly written， its characters so wonderfully and fallibly human， its issues so painful. Michele Leber， Fairfax Cty. P.L.， Va.Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. Product Description Recently divorced， Anna Dunlap has two passionate attachments: her daughter， four-year-old Molly， and her lover， Leo， the man who makes her feel beautiful -- and sexual -- for the first time. Swept away by happiness and passion， Anna feels she has everything she's ever wanted. Then come the shocking charges that would threaten her new love， her new "family" ... that force her to prove she is a good mother. --This text refers to the Paperback edition. See all Editorial Reviews