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Jessica runs a successful antique shop in a charming Kent village, where her life is steady and romantic. She is engaged to a loving partner who shares her passion for old treasures.
Suddenly, a powerful and wealthy businessman named Luke Hartt emerges as her bitter adversary. He declares his intent to undermine Jessica’s business, ruin her fiancé, and break her heart. His motive appears to be revenge against those he perceives as the cause of his own loss, and he is determined to carry out his plans with ruthless precision.
The story follows Jessica’s struggle against Hartt’s threats, exploring themes of loyalty, ambition, and the resilience required to protect what she loves.
First publish date: 1988
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Stephanie Howard
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