Joanne Hill

The Daniel Deal (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A modern romance packed with heartwarming emotion, a touch of humour, a marriage of convenience.... and a wee Fox Terrier called Barnaby, who is about to change everything in The Daniel Deal.
Daniel Christie's beloved grandfather, Sir Arthur Christie, is dying, and Daniel knows there's only way to make his last weeks happy ones give him the one thing he's always wanted the promise of heirs. All Daniel has to do is fall in love, have the wedding, and follow it with lots of little Daniels.
Well, that's not going to happen. So Daniel comes up with the next best solution. He hires jobless Melinda Green to be his wife.
Mel has good reason to accept Daniel's crazy deal. Her bills are mounting, and with her invalid mother needing ongoing care, Mel knows a few months as Mrs Christie, with the massive payment at the end, is a gift from heaven. And just because Daniel is rich and he's gorgeous doesn't mean she'll end up with "feelings" for him. After all, her fiancé just dumped her for her best friend so men are totally off the radar.
Or, so she thought, because the Daniel deal is about to change everything!
Come downunder to The City of Sails, Auckland, and meet the Christies: wealthy Daniel and his bride, Melinda, a woman he never expected to fall in love with, let alone change his heart in the process.
The Daniel Deal is a modern romance, guaranteed to warm your heart, as two strangers fine love in the most unusual place: their marriage!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Joanne Hill
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. Dezember 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781301446667
• Artikelnr.: 52983424

Autorenporträt

Joanne is the award-winning writer of emotion-packed, contemporary romance, often with a comedy twist, celebrating family, friends, and love. Joanne completed her Masters of Information Science degree on romance fiction in libraries, and has presented these and other findings at libraries, conferences and community groups. She was a founding member of Romance Writers of New Zealand, and served a term as President where she helped organise annual conferences and got to meet plenty of her favourite authors. A career highlight to date was winning Best Short Book in the Romance Writers of New Zealand Koru Award for her novel, Bringing Back Emily.
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