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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. In The Gift of Happiness, there is no Big Misunderstanding, no Big Secret. An element of the External Conflict is amplified in the Fifth Act, when we learn the truth about the Warehouses Down By the River. The Heroine is a Spitfire-- run wild without a mother's guidance, spoiled in material goods and starved for love and attention. When her sociopathic father asks her to be the Honey Trap for a Business Rival, she takes matters into her own hands. The Hero is jaw-grittingly noble, and permits the Heroine time and room to make up her mind. She receives female counsel from a Free Spirit and Housekeeper with a Heart of Gold. Refreshing and pleasant read, with the heroine showing growth as she accepts responsibility and emotional commitment. no reviews | add a review
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HTML: The only thing she wanted was her freedom... The daughter of a very rich and ruthless man, Katherine Marie Farlough wants nothing more than to be free of his demanding, merciless clutches. Trapped like a bird in a cage, she acts out in an attempt to have someoneâ??anyoneâ??recognize her desperate situation. Lucas Dalton is the most handsome man Katherine has ever seen, and he also happens to be her father's business rival. He's also the only person to see behind her glittering façade to the desperation lurking underneath. With no regard to the problems it might cause him, Lucas offers her the chance at freedom, independence, and even love... This Retro Romance reprint was originally published in December 1988 by Mills & Bo No library descriptions found.
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