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"This first book in Dodd's new contemporary romance trilogy is a winner!"
Reviewed by Suzanne Tucker
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted May 16, 2003
It's been seven years since Hope Prescott was separated
from her two sisters and brother and since her parents
disappeared from their Texas home after being accused of
embezzlement and murder. Hope, now living is Boston, is
still searching for her parents and siblings and is
supporting herself by working Read more...
"charming, often humorous, romantic romp"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 20, 2003
JUST THE WAY YOU ARE is a major surprise for this reviewer
as the queen of governess romances Christina Dodd easily
switches into a delightful contemporary tale that, as far
as I know, is her first modern day story.
When their parents were declared dead after vanishing, the
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New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd, one of
the most acclaimed authors of historical romance, makes a
dazzling foray into contemporary fiction in this intriguing
and sensuous novel about a hard-working young woman who
mistakenly falls in love with Boston's wealthiest bachelor.
SummaryWhen Hope Prescott's parents disappeared, her carefree
teenage life vanished forever. She and her three siblings
were separated and sent to different foster homes around
the country. Now, seven years later, Hope is still
searching for them. To support herself, she works for an
answering service, and cares for her clients as if they
were family. When wealthy businessman Zachariah Givens
hires Hope's service, Hope initially mistakes Zack for his
butler. Tired of being coddled and ?attered because of his
money, Zack is charmed by Hope's candor, not to mention her
sexy voice, and keeps up the charade. As their friendship
turns into passion, Zack is determined to have her, even if
that means the unthinkable -- marriage. But when Hope
discovers his deception, Zack knows he must solve the
mystery that haunts Hope's past in order to convince her
that their futures lie together....
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