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Loris Cameron’s quest for adventure begins with a transatlantic crossing alongside her friend Melanie. The voyage fulfills their dream of romance on the high seas, and Loris falls in love with the charismatic captain, Brett Halliday, who proposes and is joyfully accepted. Upon reaching California, tragedy strikes as Melanie’s fiancé sustains a crippling accident, and Brett appears distant, as if he has forgotten Loris. The once-simple love story is suddenly complicated. Later, Brett returns escorting the sophisticated schemer Elaine Forrest, and Loris senses that her romantic hopes are in danger. The arrival of Elaine brings a new challenge, forcing Loris to confront the competition between love and ambition.
First publish date: 1980
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Rachel Lindsay
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