On her way to Spain to escape memories of her boyfriend, who died of leukemia, Venetia Marriott encounters Fiona Gilmour, an old friend (and foe) from her college days. Venetia goes to stay with family in Rosario, Spain, where she meets the seemingly kind-hearted Felipe Quinones and his dashing brother, Fernando. Venetia also meets Ian Gilmour, who happens to be Fiona's estranged uncle. A complicated love-triangle develops when Fiona arrives. Felipe and Fiona become an item, and Venetia is drawn to Ian, who, like her, is coping with loss. After Fiona leaves, Felipe and Venetia attempt to reconstruct their relationship, but when the Quinones purchase a castle, a battle with the Marriotts ensues, threatening the future of Rosario and the relationship between Venetia and Felipe. Venetia ultimately learns that she must choose her own path in life, and in doing so she realizes who she truly loves. Stewart's beautifully written tale is a marvelous and heartwarming story full of passion, politics, and promise.
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About the Author
Sally Stewart, born a Londoner but now happily settled with her husband amid the green hills of Somerset, has written numerous short and full-length stories. Many of them reflect her love of history, or were born of places visited in the course of foreign travels.