Foreign Affair

by Eva Rutland

Book Overview

Foreign Affair by Eva Rutland released on Aug 25, 1993 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373032838
• ISBN13: 9780373032839
• Release Date: September 1993
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 187 Pages
• Weight: 0.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.1" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Great Writing

This book was a real page turner. It was so well written that you feel as if you where there and you personally knew the characters. Highly recommended.

A healing love

Rae Pascal has a 10 yr and a 17 yr old son.She has finally found independence, but she needs a man, to help her with her older son.The man is Nick Mckenzie a rich golfer. Nick has a failed marriage behind him, and a son Rick aho has been told bad things about his father. Rick believes his mother, even though she is an unloving person. And although she doesn't really love her son she doesn't want him to be happy.Rae helps Nick and Rick grow closer.Mean time back at the ranch Rick falls in love with Rae.Ricks ex is remarried her new husband has a title, with is what she likes.Rae is told by Nick's ex that he is a womanizer. Qnd though this isn't true his ex just wants to be sure Nick isn't happy but she is just trying to deep Nick from being happy. But Rae is too easly lead to believe someone she doesn't even know or like.This is a sweet book the is a keeper.

swift and delightful romance!

from back cover blurb: WAS IT JUST FOR THE CHILDREN's SAKE? Rae Pascal--banking exec and widowed mother of two boys--knew her sons needed a strong male influence in their lives. The influence of a man like Nick McKenzie...She'd met Nick because of his son Kevin, a British exchange student living with the Pascal family. But there was a definite coolness between father and son, despite the fact that Nick got along so well with Rae's two boys. Rae wanted to help Nick and Kevin grow closer. And she needed Nick's help with her own children. But more and more, the independent, superefficient Rae wanted Nick for herself.