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"Entertaining adventure romance"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted September 15, 2003

In 1899 penniless widow Kathryn Bright Goodale goes to the Waldorf-Astoria to see explorer "Lord" James Bennett who is giving a talk there. Twelve years ago they met and passion exploded until he learned she was the wife of his friend "Doc". Kathryn needs James to help her Read more...

"Bright sisters trilogy ends with the best of the three."
Reviewed by Suan Wilson
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted September 23, 2003

Fourteen years ago, Kathryn Bright accepted a business transaction that removed her and her sister from iminent poverty. Kathryn became the ornamental wife of the prosperous explorer, Dr. Goodale. At his death, she discovers she's penniless with one asset, an invitation to the Great Centennial Race. Needing a partner, she Read more...

"A sensual story full of adventure"
Reviewed by Leena Hyat
Posted November 10, 2003

After the death of her explorer husband, Kathryn Virginia Bright Goodale is left penniless. As per her agreement with her late husband, upon his death, his entire estate reverted to his children from his first wife, leaving Kathryn with nothing save an invitation to the Great Centennial Race. Read more...