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Publisher: Champagne Rose (April 28, 2011)
"A man who thought me a thief then turns around and sears my lips with unbearable passion. Top it off with learning Dad and Laine were teenaged lovers, and I had to admit, a recipe for disaster was brewing." (ch. 13)
Book description:
A WORKING GIRL JUST HAS TO BLOW HER LID... Using her quick wit and take-charge attitude, Miranda Stiltgaard lands a marketing job for Stuart Golf Enterprises in Chicago determined to prove a well-educated girl raised in a small Alaskan town can succeed in a big city.
WHEN ACCUSED OF A CRIME SHE DIDN'T DO... Embezzlement of company funds sends aloof London bachelor, Keegan Stuart, roaring into Chicago to ferret out a thief and protect the family business.
THEN RISKS HEARTBREAK TO BOOT... Miranda hates that this unreadable Brit sees her as a backwoods frontierswoman dragging bear home for dinner. Or that she's capable of a crime. But if it's a fight he wants, she'll show him how it's done. Never does Keegan expect a woman of fortitude to rock his resolve and steal his heart...a heart he doesn't intend to lose.
Comments: This is a romance coupled with a mystery, not a murder mystery, but a crime of embezzlement that cries to be solved. Miranda is at first accused, the suspicions are later dropped, but the problem remains to be resolved. The novel takes us to different world cities and places in England and the United States, thus enhancing its international appeal.
About the author: Barbara Weitz lives in a suburb of Chicago. Visit her at www.barbaraweitz.com.
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© Harvee Lau 2011
I like the idea of going all over the world!!
ReplyDeleteHi Staci...I did too! I have a tendency to "travel" in my novels as it gets me out of the computer room.
ReplyDeletethat does sound like a recipe for disaster. Thanks for stopping by today.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a very unique premise for a book, and like something that I could have a lot of fun with. I am glad that you liked it, and will be looking for it!
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