House Guest

by Jasmine Cresswell

Dangerous relations . . . Abducted, accosted and then accused of murder--what a welcome for Londoner Anne Clarence on her first trip to the United States. In Denver to meet her grandfather for the first time, Anne discovered that the wealthy patriarch was dead and others thought she was to blame. Anne was in no shape to meet the oddest collection of people this side of the Atlantic--her relatives. Nightmarish accusations forced Anne to accept the unwilling hospitality of distant relation Joshua Donaldson, the most mesmerizing member of a brilliant and eccentric clan. A multimillion-dollar inheritance was at stake, and someone was trying to make sure that Anne didn't live to enjoy it. Only handsome Josh Donaldson was on her side . . . or was he?

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