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Having been deceived by her father and her fiance, Jenefer Trevanion values honesty above all things. After losing her father and her home in a devastating fire, Jenefer supports herself by book-keeping for various businesses in the Cornish village of Porthinnis and acting as agent for the Guernsey merchants who supply local smugglers. But her independence appals the village's well-to-do families. The arrival of Charles Polgray, her father's heir, brings hope to the village; for his plans to extend the harbour will provide much needed work and increased trade. Working together deepens the powerful attraction between Jenefer and Charles. But can he resolve the secret in his past before it shatters her trust and their future?

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'Well written and compelling it holds the reader to the end' - Red Roses for Authors 'Miss Jackson is an author who always does her research well, and it shows' - Myshelf.com 'Jane Jackson's novel is satisfying on many levels and succeeds in being an interesting story, well-written and pleasurable to read - Historical Novels Review 'Spellbinding tale written by a writer who never fails to mesmerize and captivate her readers' - Single Titles.com

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Since Robert Hale's publication of her first book in 1978, Jane Jackson has been a professional writer. Her compelling novel Eye of the Wind was short-listed for the 2002 Parker Romantic Novel of the Year Award. As well as lecturing at writers' conferences and summer schools, she taught for three years on the MA/PG Dip in Professional Writing at University College Falmouth. She is married and lives in Cornwall. For more information visit her website at www.janejackson.net

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