If on a winter's night a traveller loses her heart at a
roadside café...
...might
she find it again in the summer in the city?
Leah Kildonan can't forget the compassionate stranger who came into her life
for a single night, just when she needed him most. She can't forget the dance
they shared or the love they made. And she can't forget the next morning, when
he did a very neat vanishing act.
Now he's back, posing a threat to everything Leah holds dear.
She'll do anything to protect the future of the school that's been so crucial
to girls' education--and her own family--for generations. Anything, that is,
except risk getting her heart broken again.
Sam Bancroft's memory is even more stubborn, and he hadn't forgiven the
humiliation inflicted on him as a teenager by the girls of the exclusive
private school. As the gardener's grandson, he learned a painful lesson about
the rich and privileged. Now, as city project manager, he has the clout and
the determination to shut down this elitist anachronism, and, as a bonus, to
exact a little rough justice for that old wrong.
Trouble is, he's on the verge of getting in deep with the new principal, the
woman he spent one incredible night with.
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