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Grace Reeves is a young fashion assistant navigating a cut‑throat London scene. Faced with mounting debts and feelings of being left behind, she finds herself drawn into an arrangement with wealthy art dealer Vaughn, who offers her luxurious gifts and a life of privilege.
As Grace enjoys the perks of this patronage, she wrestles with questions about identity, independence, and the ethical line between using money for personal gain and maintaining sincere relationships. The story follows her journey of self‑discovery, set against the backdrop of high fashion and modern romance.
Ultimately, Grace must decide whether the allure of wealth is worth the potential loss of love and authenticity.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Sarra Manning
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