Ellen Gleeson is a journalist and the single, adoptive mother of a 3 year old, Will. She adores her son and is faced with the worries of any working parent–not enough time at home with her son, not giving 100% at work, no time for romance. She is content with her life until, while sifting through her mail, she finds a missing child postcard and is shocked to see a photo of a child who looks exactly like her son. She knows her adoption was legal but becomes obsessed with discovering the truth about her son’s identity. She is tormented by the choice she may have to make about the son she loves–should she contact the parents of the missing child or not tell anyone and be haunted by her decision? Should she search for the truth even if it will hurt both mother and child? Ellen begins an emotional journey to find answers, a search complicated by murder, suicide and romance. In Look Again, Scottoline has crafted a taut, suspense-filled story filled with emotion and with well-developed, believable characters–a story that will leave you thinking “What would I have done?”