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Love The Second Time Around,
By Merry Reader "Sissy" (Indianapolis IN USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Changing Stars (Harlequin Premiere Editions) (Mass Market Paperback)
Victory Webster loved her grandfather, Wether Bell farm and Scarsfell where she lived and worked, she was also loved Ralph Brierley.
Ralph worked the estated for his uncle, when Ralph's Uncle Harold died, Ralph found out Harold had a son Julian, who was left the estate of Ravensholme. Ralph had thought he was the only heir to Ravensholme, and he was beside himself when he discovered Julian a Canadian Actor was to get the bulk of the estate. Ralph got another estate, but nothing compared to Ravensholm. He was so ticked off that he did everything to under mind Julian including selling land that wasn't his to sell to get a bridge built. When Ralph found out that the rich Madeline Langford moved to the scene Ralph became interested in her, he dropped Tory like a hot potato, until he found Julian was interested in her. Julian fell in love with Tory the first time he saw her as he was riding home, they witnessed a comet together and he was lost. Tory gave him directions, and he was on his way. Later Tory found out who he was and she was mean to him for Ralph's sake. She misjudged him over and over again. Raged at him for the most trivial reasons Until Madeline told Tory she and Ralph were engaged, and invited Tory to the wedding. Tory and Julian got snowed in for a week and Tory found out that Julian was a man in a million.
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