Cathe H. (Cathe) -
Camille Guildford is the daughter--and heiress--of a powerful Australian financier. But she hasn't inherited the fortune everyone thinks she has. Instead, her father's mysterious death has left her with an unexpected legacy of bitterness.
She blames one man for her father's decline. Nick Lombard. She casts him as her enemy, as the man who wants to see her fail. Yet much of what she learns about Nick is unpredictable, surprising. Like the fact that he has a little girl he adores. No less surprising is Camille's attraction to him--an attraction he seems to return. Can you fall in love with your enemy?
She blames one man for her father's decline. Nick Lombard. She casts him as her enemy, as the man who wants to see her fail. Yet much of what she learns about Nick is unpredictable, surprising. Like the fact that he has a little girl he adores. No less surprising is Camille's attraction to him--an attraction he seems to return. Can you fall in love with your enemy?
Linda H. (lindysue) reviewed The Australian Heiress (Harlequin Superromance, No 762) on + 3 more book reviews
very good!
Mary Elaine L. (Laney) reviewed The Australian Heiress (Harlequin Superromance, No 762) on + 911 more book reviews
Margaret Way is always a great read.
