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Giana's regal stature and awkward serving skills soon raise Adam McKendrick's suspicions as to her qualifications and background. Not to mention the fact that he never gets the chance to keep current with world news -- the newspaper always winds up burned, shredded or otherwise unreadable. Hiding a diamond and eclipsing its brilliance proves a difficult task. Soon, Giana's light attracts not only McKendrick but the monster who murdered her parents. Only time will tell which one will capture her first, and whether he will take her life or her heart.
One of the best things about this "ever after" story is that it's neither the beginning nor the end. Those who wish to partake of more of Hagan Lee's regal romance can discover Once A Mistress, the first in the Templeston's Heirs series or Almost A Gentlemen, the next book. Lynne Remick Lynne Marie Pisano is a freelance writer, poet, book reviewer, SCBWI Metro New York LI Critique Group Coordinator and Co-Chair of the Long Island Children's Writers and Illustrators. She lives in New York with her husband Michael, her son Kevin and a daughter named Kayla, and Dante, a Schipperke. Click here
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