At first I must admit I was skeptical about the premise of this book: a mistaken identity. This can sometimes be a death knell, in that a mistaken identity doesn’t often provide enough conflict for a full story. I have to say, though, I was pleasantly surprised. I found myself turning pages and reading for longer than I prudently should have at a time. (Sorry, boss.) I enjoyed the characters and the plot and thought that there was plenty of conflict and enough reasons to make it believable. Well done!