To Be Or Not To Be

By Sue Byfield

To Be Or Not To Be by Sue Byfield released on Dec 25, 1982 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373025297
• ISBN13: 9780373025299
• Release Date: January 1983
• Publisher: Harlequin
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Hero's Dilemma

18 yr-old Stacy Barker went to Spain to visit her sister Chris and her husband of 2 yrs Fernando. The first person she meets is their next door neighbor and long time friend Felipe Cuevas. He remembers Stacy when she was a bride's maid at her sister's wedding. He immediately falls in love with Stacy, but he thinks he is too old for her and doesn't want to risk getting involved with a girl right out of school. Although he tries Felipe is too late to stop the love growing inside him for Stacy. But Chris doesn't like the fact that her young sister will be in a better class then herself if Felipe gets serious about Stacy. But she throws them together whenever she can. As soon as Chris sees that Felipe is more than attracted to her young sister, Chris does all that she can to stop the wedding, even lying to her own sister about Felipe being attracted to her. Young Stacy is faced with believing her loving only sister, or confronting Felipe, never does she think to go the Fernando, who would have nipped all the vicious lies about his friend in the bud. Young Stacy hurt and disillusioned, ends up running away from Felipe. But our Hero finds her and nurses her back to health. Chris gets away with the mean things she tried to do and no one is the wiser of her duplicity. From the back of the book: 'She couldn't believe it had all happened. Visiting her sister in Spain was a dream come true for Stacy-for it was there she met Felipe. But she was inexperienced and didn't know how to handle the handsome womanizer of the overwhelming new emotions he stirred inside her. He said her loved her, but could she trust him? His proposal overcame her doubts. Until she learned something to his discredit and she fled immediately, ignoring all her heart told her.'