"You're just a silly young girl."

And sculptor Hugh Davies, a talented and immensely sexy thirty-four-year-old, made it clear that he wanted nothing to do with such immature creatures.

Blinded in an accident, he was also blinded by his prejudice against silly young females in general--and against April, a Sydney University student, in particular. Though April hardly thought herself "silly" or "young."

April knew that Hugh would need a friend through this uncertain time, and despite his opinion of her, she was determined to be there for him. She wasn't concerned about the growing physical attraction between them. After all, only a naive twenty-year-old would be foolish enough to fall in love....