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Recipe for Romance
Available 1st December 2012
from Desert Breeze Publishing
Sous chef Kirsty Lawrence's problems begin when
the new hotel manager arrives. Has she really become
so inept or is someone sabotaging her work?
Reeve initialy believes Kirsty is incompetent,
but still feels drawn to her. He puts his feelings
aside to concentrate on finding out why
the hotel restaurant is losing money.
Could Kirsty be the reason?
Instinct tells him no, but his feelings for
her might be influencing his decision.
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Travis Denton's arrival in New Zealand throws
Darcy Farrell's life into turmoil. She's never met
the man, so why does he dislike her so much?
Travis states he is the father of her eight year
old niece Brooke and tries to prove Darcy an
unsuitable guardian. His failure makes him more
determined to gain custody of the child and
take her to America. Darcy worries Travis
might disappear overseas with the child.
She decides to do what's best for Brooke.
Her choice brings her into close contact
with Travis, which creates a problem when
she becomes attracted to him!
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Darcy's older sister returns from America, but
she becomes concerned when Kelly immediately
throws herself into a whirl of partying and clubbing.
Kelly appears to be driven by a desperate need to
forget rather than a longing to enjoy herself.
Christmas approaches and Darcy is worried
Kelly's unhappiness will spoil the family festivities.
She insists Kelly reveal the source of her misery.
Whatever happened to her sister in America
couldn't be that bad. Could it?
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Velma’s large family refuse to accept she is now a
young woman. She falls in love with Jack and her
family discuss whether he is a suitable husband for her.
She decides to prove to her siblings she is now
an adult and can make her own decisions.
World War II is declared forces the engaged
couple to cancel their white wedding only days
before the service. This puts a strain on the
relationship between Jack and Velma.
She must choose whether to let Jack go to war as
a single man, or to marry in a registry office without
the support of family and friends.
Can Velma survive the worry of Jack being
at the front? Will it be easier to cope if they are married?
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Velma's beloved Jack is on duty for Christmas, but he's
sent her a gift. Why has he instructed her not to open his
present until a certain time?
Christmas 1938 but Jack is on duty and Velma
must spend the day with her family. Their thoughts
are of each other. Velma is tempted to open
Jack's present early, despite his request for
her to unwrap it at a certain time. Only spending
Christmas Day with her large family prevents
her from betraying his trust.
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