My Only Love, My Only Hate (Silhouette Desire, No 317)

By Lucy Gordon

Giles Blake's reputation as a prosecuting attorney had been established eight years ago when he put Adam Haines behind bars. Though Haines had been guilty, his daughter had never forgiven the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373053177
• ISBN13: 9780373053179
• Release Date: October 1986
• Publisher: Silhouette
• Length: 189 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.

Customer Reviews

No Italian in sight!

A riches to rags to riches romance with a basketful of little side issues. Marketed as a revenge novel but that's all over and done with in the early chapters. The cover says it all. The heroine Tanis is a ray of giving warmth and optimism in the somewhat bleak life of Giles, a divorced QC in danger of losing access to his young children. Tanis's rather notorious past history also means that Giles must make a tough decision about his future ambitions.(Which could be interpreted as Tanis getting her revenge after all...but that's really going too deep.) Unashamedly both Giles and Tanis gain a lot from being together and it is poignant as they drift apart. Thank goodness the parameters of the genre mean that a HEA is compulsory. Quite enthralling at times

The past can't hold these lovers apart!

The lovers in this book have to face their pasts & forgive each other before they can build a relationship. The hero prosecuted the heroines father in a well-publicized trial several years ago & she hates him because her father died in prison. She went from the lap of luxury to living in poverty and working at a dead end job while finishing her college education. Read it to find out how they deal with the past, how their relationship will affect his chances for becoming appointed as a judge, and how they deal with his unpleasant ex-wife and her even more unpleasant boss. In the end, compromises are made and all obstacles are overcome as they realize that there is nothing more important than being together.