"Whose children are they really?"

Kathryn Pierson continues on with her life as she has ever since the death of her fiancée -- except that she visits a doctor to attempt artificial insemination. The rest of the time, she tries to forget the painful fact that the love of her life is dead.

When the speaker at a conference she attends turns out to be someone who knew her deceased fiancée, Kathryn is in an emotional turmoil -- she is attracted to a friend of her beloved. Tired, emotionally and physically, she gives in to temptation and makes love with charismatic Erik Solomon. Never did she expect it to turn out the way it did.

Eight years later, long after she had given up hope of seeing him again, Erik comes back into her life. He claims that the twins Kathryn thought were the result of an anonymous man's donor sperm are actually his children. Kathryn isn't certain what to do. The attraction she had felt years before for Erik only deepens with each passing day.

As events unfold that challenge their future and reawaken Erik's past, they find that Erik must face his most life-altering decision: to walk away, or to fight for the family he never thought that he could have.

SOLOMON'S DECISION was an emotional read from the beginning. Right off the bat we know that Kathryn is feeling alone and hurting, but as the deep-rooted sufferings of Erik come to light, so too does Judith Glad's writing talent. Here is a wonderful example of a passionate yet loving and tender and emotional story of two people overcoming the obstacles they each put in their own path.

Reviewed by Michelle Houston
Courtesy Sensual Romance
Posted June 16, 2003

This edition is no longer available ~ A revised edition will be released by Awe-Struck E-Books in February 2006

Summary

Seeking to fill a heart left empty by the death of her fiancé, Kathryn Pierson conceived twins by artificial insemination. She thought. But one lonely night she turned to wetlands consultant Erik Solomon and found herself far too vulnerable to his sympathy ? and his desire. Eight years later they meet again, only to discover that time has not lessened the fiery attraction between them. When Erik encounters Kathryn's son, he sees his own face. The twins must be his. Now Kathryn is forced to face her feelings about him, how closely she is willing to let him share in her children's lives, if at all. Erik, who has never wanted a home, may never again gain enough staying power to make such a radical change work for her or her children.