Let Me Call You Sweetheart [antikvár]

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSNo man is an island and no writer, at least not this one, writes alone. Special glowing thanks to my editors, Michael V. Korda and Chuck Adams, who are always the sine qua non of my books from conception to publication. Particularly and especially with this one and at this time, they've been wonderful.A thousand thanks always to Eugene H. Winick, my literary agent, and Lisl Cade, my pul^licist. Their help is immeasurable.A writer needs expert counsel. This book concerns plastic surgery. My thanks to Dr. Bennett C. Rothenberg of Saint Barnabas Hospital, Livingston, New Jersey, for his expert medical advice. Kudos to Kim White of the New Jersey Department of Corrections for her assistance. And once again, Ina Winick has vetted for me the psychological aspects of the story line. Thank you, Ina.My offspring, all five of them, read the work in progress. From them I get much sound advicelegal: "Make sure you sequester the jury . . or dialogue: "No one our age would say that. Put it this way . . and always cheery encouragement. Thanks, kids.Finally, my ten-year-old granddaughter, Liz, who in many ways was the role model for Robin. I would ask her, "Liz, what would you say if this were happening ?" Her suggestions were "awesome."1 love you, one and all.