The Trouble with Choices
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A one-night fling with the best man at her brother's wedding comes with unintended consequences, and school teacher Sophie Faraday is faced with a choice every woman dreads.
Older sister Beth is doing life tough. A single mum and paramedic, she just wants to get by and pay off the mortgage. She's not looking for love. So when friendship with Harry, the local handyman turns more serious Beth gets cold feet. She doesn't deserve love - not after what she's done.
Hannah, Beth's older twin by minutes, likes animals better than people, and with good reason. But when Irishman Declan brings an injured joey to her vet surgery, Hannah feels tempted. But losing her heart would mean revealing a long-held secret - and that would mean risking everything.
Choices come with consequences, and three sisters have never needed each other more. Together, can they discover that sometimes the wrong choices can still lead you to the right places?
Par autoru
Trish always fancied herself a writer, so she dutifully picked gherkins and washed dishes in a Chinese restaurant on her way to earning herself an economics degree and a qualification as a Chartered Accountant instead. Work took her to Canberra, where she promptly fell in love with a tall, dark and handsome hero who cut computer code, and marriage and four daughters followed, which gave Trish time to step back from her career and think about what she’d really like to do.
Writing fiction was at the top of the list. Since then, Trish has sold more than 38 books, to Harlequin Mira/Harper Collins and Tule Publishing, with sales in excess of seven million globally, her books printed in more than thirty languages in forty countries worldwide.
Four times nominated and two times winner of Romance Writers of Australia’s Ruby Award (the Romantic Book of the Year) Trish is also a 2012 RITA finalist in the US.
You can find out more about Trish and upcoming books at her website at www. trishmorey.com, and you can email her at trish@trishmorey.com.
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