Molly Gifford has a mission -- to find her real father and hopefully discover the family she has never had. Oh her mother Francie has supported Molly through her multiple marriages to increasingly wealthy husbands and sent her to excellent boarding schools. Problem is that Francie is exceedingly self-absorbed which makes her rather odd mother material. Molly has never had that feeling of belonging and so she sets out to find it. In order to continue her quest she has to leave Daniel Hunter behind, hurt and confused by what he perceives is a betrayal to the future he envisioned for the two of them. Daniel is also seeking to belong and in Molly he thought he found the love of his life. Fast forward one year and to the father and family Molly has found after a few detours. She desperately wants to fit it with them and willingly changes to suit. But tragedy has hit and her father is arrested for a murder Molly is certain he didn't commit but the local law officials feel they've got their man and are doing nothing to further the investigation. Molly has no choice but to eat proverbial crow and seek out Hunter's legal help. With his record of successes she feels certain he is the best choice of counsel for her father. But the big question is will he accept the case or will his feelings towards her betrayal outweigh his willingness to champion this cause. Hunter decides working this case will help him finally get over Molly but the sparks are alive and well and only time will tell whether love or pride wins in this most important case of both Molly and Hunter's lives.

Carly Phillips has done it once again. She invents the most wonderful leading characters and then backs them up with an equally entertaining supporting cast. This story is about Molly and Hunter who we met in CROSS MY HEART. We all wanted to know if they had a future together. Now in SEALED WITH A KISS we have been introduced to her father, grandmother, sisters and a talking bird that drive you crazy with their antics while earning a place in your heart. Curling up with a Phillips book is always a joy so treat yourself to this one and enjoy.