Get It Now The Vision Of Desire Envisioned By Margaret Pedler Disseminated As Softcover

Eliot is jilted by Cara because he is poor, he withdraws from society and becomes a misogynist, Years later, he is rich, and he employs a young man, Robin, as his estate agent, Robin brings his sister Ann to live with him in the little cottage, Isn't life full of coincidencesAnn and Eliot have already met, although they never got as far as names, They saw each other exactlytimes in Europe, and once he saved her life,
At least three men are trying to court Ann, which makes things more difficult for Eliot, who is struggling in his debate with himself over whether he can or cannot trust any woman.
Also Cara, the woman who originally rejected him in favor of someone wealthy, is moving back into the neighborhood without realizing that they will be neighbors.
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Ann's brother is falling in love with Cara who is now widowed and deeply regrets her first marriage.

Quite a good read except for the fact that I hate the seemingly inevitable parts of a story where misunderstandings separate people because of willful lack of communication and pride.
Eliot gets jilted and he loses faith in women and renounces them forever but then he meets Ann, But can he trust her enough to risk his heart again This was like a Danielle Steele of the early's England.
An okay read once in a while but no mind challenge, Margaret Pedler was a British novelist, who wrote popular works of romantic and mystery fiction, Initially Pedler studied piano and singing at the Royal Academy of Music, and published several songs for which she wrote both the music and lyrics.
Over her career as a best selling writer, fromto, she producednovels, .