Sylvie is the young wife of a wealthy man. She is about to give birth, and she prays that the baby is her husband's, and not a result of her passionate affair with the gardener, Nikos. She goes into labor unexpectedly one day, and is taken to a different hospital than planned, when her husband is out of town. Unfortunately the baby looks exactly like Nikos, and nothing like her husband.
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Sylvie is not sure what to do. When the hospital burns down, she is desperate to save her baby. But when she gets to the nursery all the babies have been taken except for one. She takes that baby and leaves. When she learns that the mother of that baby died in the fire, she decides to switch babies, and take the child that resembles her husband more.
The two girls grow up. Rachel is raised in a world of wealth and priveledge and dreams of being a doctor. Rose was raised in poverty by an uncaring grandmother. When the Vietnam war starts, Rachel decides to work in a hospital there. Meanwhile, Rose's fiancé, Brian is drafted. When she saves his life, Rachel and Brian fall in love, and for the first time, Rachel and Rose meet as rivals, who have no idea of the secret that ties them together as sisters.
The review of this Book prepared by fran laniado