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Beneath Southern Skies-
Contemporary Romance set in Australia
Book 1-Lonely Pride
Book 2--A Dream for Lani
Book 3-Leah in Love (and
trouble) Coming soon from Books
We Love
Cosseted all her life, Lani Moore inherits a
fortune, but yearns for a loving family. The chance to grab that arrives when
two youngsters talk her into taking a flat in their house. Their father, Ryan, is
enchanted by the air of intriguing melancholy about his new tenant. Will Lani’s
lonely heart find the love she wants above all else?
“Good morning, Miss Moore,” he said. The casual flirt had vanished.
In a pale grey suit, and shirt of a darker shade, he was immaculate. But
even clothed as a professional man of business he still exuded sex
appeal—probably more than yesterday in his casual clothes.
“Good morning, Mr Bachus. Have you had the chance to find anything to
suit me yet?” She cleared her throat—feeling silly again when her voice sounded
husky and diffident. With a stiffening of the spine she stared at him.
He met her gaze head on. “Afraid not.” Was it her imagination or did he
sound disinterested? What a peculiar way for an estate agent to carry on.
“Surely there must be something on the market in this area that would
fit my requirements. That’s why I chose it here—there’s still a lot of open
country even though it’s not far from the city.”
“We do have plenty of acreages, but most have enormous homes on them. On
the other hand we have lots of smaller houses, but none with room for
livestock.”
Good grief, he made it sound as if she had a dozen cows instead of one
horse. “I only need a paddock for my horse, Mr Bachus,” she retorted.
The tenseness about him puzzled her. He seemed bored, and in a hurry to
get away. “I understand that. Perhaps you could be a bit patient. I’ll be in
touch as soon as I’ve tracked something suitable down.”
“I’m nothing if not patient,” she snapped, bristling as he nodded then
walked off.
Damn the man. Why did she care if he seemed to find her unacceptable?
What had she done to make him change his attitude? Surely she hadn’t imagined
that spark of interest in the first few moments of their meeting? Sighing in
hurt bewilderment she racked her brain for a reason. Surely he wasn’t one of
those chauvinistic men who hated women with a career. Perhaps she should find
another agent.
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“I believe this is the best
book I have ever read! I probably think something similar when I finish a book,
but I have never before printed the words.
Ms. Tricia McGill keeps
enticing us into the story with her wit and charming manner of writing. Of
course, there is love and there is disaster. The love ebbs and flows and the
“near hits and misses” just tug at the heartstrings. The ending may be
predictable (after all, who wants a bad ending) but the journey is
unforgettable! I urge you to read this winner!”
5
hearts Brenda Talley The Romance Studio
Please take a minute to hop over to these participating authors' blogs to read their snippets:
http://mizging.blogspot.com (Ginger
Simpson)
http://www.jamiehill.biz (Jamie
Hill)
http://romancingscifi.blogspot.com/ (Vijaya
Schartz)
http://connievines.blogspot.com.au/ Connie
Vines
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