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Charade

Charade

Contemporary RomanceRomance
Pages
188
Published
1982
Language
English

Synopsis

Willow's engagement to Richard is unofficial, but she agrees to meet his family in Hawaii. However, her tropical paradise takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of Richard's half-brother, Adam le Brun. Adam is a dominating presence who disapproves of Willow's impending marriage, and Willow finds herself increasingly drawn to him, questioning her own heart.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

TenseEmotional
Love TriangleForbidden LoveForced Proximity

Genres

Contemporary Romance Romance Contemporary Literature

About the author

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Rebecca Stratton

Rebecca Stratton has various jobs through the years, before she got a job in an office which enabled her to save up enough money to quit and start writing full time at the age of 45. Her first attempt at a romance novel was accepted by Mills and Boon and she was on her way under the pseudonym of Lucy Gillen in 1969, and later under her real name until 1982.

Characters

WillowProtagonist
Adam le BrunAntagonist
Sir RichardSupporting
All characters in Charade