Innocent Obsession

by Anne Mather

Because Sylvie’s selfish sister refused to give up her career and go to Greece, to live with her husband Leon and her small son who needed her, Sylvie found herself persuaded to go there instead. And all she got by way of thanks for her trouble was the hostility and suspicion of Andreas Petronides, Leon’s unbending brother, who refused to think anything but the worse of her, and was now doing his best to spoil her innocent relationship with Leon. Why couldn’t he concentrate on his disagreeable girl-friend Eleni and leave Sylvie alone?

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