Robin W. (springy) reviewed Mutiny in Paradise (Harlequin Romance, No 2174) on + 477 more book reviews
Paradise was not quite perfect...
Suddenly, heartbreakingly orphaned, Deborah & her young brother, Chris, were swept under the protective wing of a man who had once loved their mother.
But when they reached their new home in northern Australia, the 2 of them were unprepared for the hositility they met...especially from Eve, a widow w/ designs on their guardian.
And then, of course, there was the intensely attractive, but overbearing Cal McGovern, whom Deborah began to find irresistible....
Suddenly, heartbreakingly orphaned, Deborah & her young brother, Chris, were swept under the protective wing of a man who had once loved their mother.
But when they reached their new home in northern Australia, the 2 of them were unprepared for the hositility they met...especially from Eve, a widow w/ designs on their guardian.
And then, of course, there was the intensely attractive, but overbearing Cal McGovern, whom Deborah began to find irresistible....
Karen S. (BoysMom) -
Paradise was not quite perfect . . .
Suddenly, heartbreakingly orphaned, Deborah and her young brother, Chris, were swept under the protective wing of a man who had once loved their mother.
But when they reached their new home in northern Australia, the two of them were unprepared for the hostility they met . . . especially from Eve, a widow with designs on their guardian.
And then, of course, there was the intensely attractive, but overbearing, Cal McGovern, whom Deborah began to find irresistable. . . .
Suddenly, heartbreakingly orphaned, Deborah and her young brother, Chris, were swept under the protective wing of a man who had once loved their mother.
But when they reached their new home in northern Australia, the two of them were unprepared for the hostility they met . . . especially from Eve, a widow with designs on their guardian.
And then, of course, there was the intensely attractive, but overbearing, Cal McGovern, whom Deborah began to find irresistable. . . .
