Song Of A Wren (Harlequin Presents, No 864)

by Emma Darcy

She wasn't the type to come between brothers Jenny Ross could cheerfully have killed Tony Knight, her lodger and friend -- one terrible tease. He shouldn't have introduced her to his family in Sydney as his "very special live-in lady." And he shouldn't have gone on and on to his brother Robert about the songs Jenny wrote in her spare time. Anyone could see that Robert, a television producer, was weary of being used as a springboard to success. No wonder he deliberately downplayed the attraction that wreaked havoc with Jenny's emotions. Wasn't she his brother's girl?

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