Charade of the Heart

By Cathy Williams

Book Overview

Charade Of The Heart by Cathy Williams released on Nov 24, 2002 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373805292
• ISBN13: 9780373805297
• Release Date: December 2002
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.7"

Customer Reviews

Back Cover Description

Will she give her heart to the boss? When Beth's twin sister has to take time off work to secretly have a baby, Beth agrees to impersonate her as a personal assistant to Marcos Adrino, the impossibly rich owner of a string of international hotels. Though she's been carefully tutored by her sister, Beth finds Marcos almost always one step ahead! Nonetheless, Marcos is impressed by his PA's newfound dedication to her job, and invites Beth to join him on the next business trip to the Carribean island of St. Lucia. Marcos is supremely arrogant, but he's also exquisitely attractive. Can Beth allow herself to act on the undeniable chemistry pulsation between them and possibly blow her cover...?

A Good Caribbean Romance

When Helena Beaumount's brother calls her in London, where she works as a financial advisor for a bank, to tell her their father is in financial trouble, she catches the next flight to Barbados and home. A home she hasn't visited for five years. She left when she was nineteen, crying over a man and now it's another man who she believes is fiddling her father's books, stealing from his estate. And that man is Tate Ainsley, who's sister is married to her father. She believes Tate to be a playboy who is systematically looting her father. However, daddy dear trusts Tate implicitly, thinks Tate is a good guy. And he is. Also he is a well drawn character who I loved from the moment my eyes laid on the pages that introduced him to us. Who I didn't love was Helena, she come across as a shrew and a harpy. But, that's probably just me. I liked this romance, liked the way Helena couldn't ruffle Tate no matter how hard she tried and I'm giving it four stars. Reviewed by Vesta Irene