Dorothy Fortune

Chasing Rainbows (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Rose Faraday is a prodigy who has already endured a challenging childhood in one horrible foster care situation after another. After the young woman ventures to Paris one weekend and enters a nightclub with her foster sister and others, she is completely unaware that she will soon be intertwined with a handsome billionaire banker on the dance floor. Thirty-two-year-old Louis Lafette prides himself on not being like his playboy brother. But when he meets Rose, he cannot contain himself as his libido takes over. Even after Rose rejects him and his alleged womanizing ways and returns to London, Louis knows he will have her one day. As Louis sets out to attain her at any cost, he shows up on her doorstep with a bouquet of flowers, only to be rejected again. While Rose makes plans to travel to Australia, she reconnects with William Wendall, a business acquaintance who wants more. As an all-out-competition for Roses heart begins, she uncovers a truth about her past that takes her down a path she can only hope leads her to her happily-ever-after. Chasing Rainbows shares the tale of a young womans journey through lust and love as she faces her past, reveals a shocking truth, and learns that she is stronger than she ever imagined.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Balboa Press AU
• Seitenzahl: 312
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504314213
• Artikelnr.: 53677662

Autorenporträt

Dorothy was born in Scotland, she wrote diaries to help her with an unhappy childhood. After settling in Queensland Australia, she worked at various jobs and raising her children left little time for R&R. Then she met a gentle friend Brian, who later become her loving partner for many years. They traveled far and wide, but after Australia his greatest country of choice was Scotland. After the loss her her partner Dorothy tried to recapture the romance she lost in writing. Now this was a great challenge to her and she asks her readers to excuse her naivety with her characters. All she wants to do is give her readers a while in make-believe fantasy.