This is a light & easy read. Very enjoyable and of similar standard of the other 2 books in the trilogy. I was not disappointed
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IMHO - This, is an intelligent, well written book, and more than a pleasure to read! The storyline, settings, timeline, hero, heroine, and secondary characters are interesting, original, and well developed by the author. Each character, is distincly set apart, yet wonderfully interwoven, in a compelling story, rich, in well huned prose. I could not, put this book down, reading through the night. I was never so happy to purchase...
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It's always a treat to pick up a book by an author you're not familiar with and realizing by the third page that they've just become one of your favorites. LaFoy had me when the heroine refused to be ripped off by a client she did a drawing for (if you read this book I'm sure you'll mentally applaud like I did). Most heroines would just swallow their pride and accept whatever she got because "it's for the children", but not...
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In Belize City, a colony overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, artist Seraphina Treadwell watches three preadolescent sisters Amanda, Beatrice, and Camille. The parents of the young girls and her husband journey into the nearby jungle in search of the ruins of ancient civilizations. Six months pass without a word from the three travelers when word arrives that the missing father's brother has become an earl.Three months later,...
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An absolutely drop-dead hero and a fiesty heroine clash and spark their way to happily ever after. Lively and intelligent, a real keeper.
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