By Jayne Ann Krentz
When she profits keep an eye on of his kinfolk fortune, it is love at the start fight.
attractive, obdurate, and autonomous, Philadelphia Fox misplaced her ally end result of the fabulously wealthy and strong Lightfoot family members of Washington kingdom. Now she's acquired her friend's controlling stocks in Lightfoot Industries -- an inheritance that brings Nick, the family's prodigal and supremely beautiful son, knocking at her door.
An unforeseen and irrepressible spark among them blazes into amazing ardour, and Phila -- traditionally unfortunate in love -- reveals the inner most delight she has ever identified. yet in the back of Nick's grey eyes lurks a stressful enigmaŠand Phila needs to make the alternative of her lifestyles. Trusting Nick might include fairly a value -- yet giving in to his robust, sensual seduction is a golden probability which may by no means come back.
New York Times bestselling writer Jayne Ann Krentz is going for the gold during this scorching novel of relatives loyalties, mystery wishes, and star-crossed fans!
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He just looked disturbingly patient. ” She hesitated. The truth was, she did not really have any questions. Not yet. She hadn't been able to think clearly enough to come up with any. She was still trying to adjust to the trauma she had been through lately. First there had been the trial, which had dragged on for weeks, and then had come the shock of Crissie's death. Phila thought she would have been able to handle the trial if that had been all there was to deal with at the time. But the news about Crissie had been more than she could handle.
He was leaning against the trunk of an aging apple tree that dominated the front yard of a little white clapboard house. The grass in the yard was rapidly turning brown. By August it would be dead. Nick had been sitting in the shade of the tree for almost an hour. The beer was warm, the street of small, neat houses was empty and Nick was getting bored. That took some doing, because he was good at waiting. Hearing a clatter in the distance, Nick turned to watch two lanky youngsters hurtle down the street on beat-up skateboards.
It was tough trying to carry on the family tradition when there was no family left to support it. She had been doing it alone for years and now she seemed to have run out of steam. Crissie Master's philosophy of life, on the other hand, was finally beginning to make more sense to Phila. It could be summed up in five words: Look out for number one. But now Crissie was dead, too. The big difference was that, while they had died young, her parents had died for a cause in which they had believed and to which they had been committed.