A Convenient Proposal

Helen Brooks

Apr 2011 · Harlequin

About this ebook

Candy was wary when Quinn Ellington suggested it would be mutually beneficial for them to marry. She knew her uncle had asked Quinn to look after her while she recovered from an accident. But wasn’t marriage taking it a bit far?

Quinn claimed he needed a wife, but he didn’t strike Candy as a man who needed anyone! Many women had tried to get him to the alter...so what really lay behind his proposal?

Ratings and reviews

Tragic back stories. He runs hot, then cold and doesn't let her in. She doesn't really get the chance to know him. She's not into sex before marriage, but then goes ahead and marries him, despite the fact that she really doesn't know who he is as a person, just so she can be near him. Though the quality of the writing was good, the story itself was lacking. I liked the fact that there was an epilogue, however it is very short, just a single page I believe.

About the author

Helen Brooks began writing in 1990 as she approached her 40th birthday! She realized her two teenage ambitions (writing a novel and learning to drive) had been lost amid babies and hectic family life, so set about resurrecting them. In her spare time she enjoys sitting in her wonderfully therapeutic, rambling old garden in the sun with a glass of red wine (under the guise of resting while thinking of course). Helen lives in Northampton, England with her husband and family.