by Dorothy Garlock
Egad. Don't waste your time. This is not a good book. Simplistic plot, annoying dialogue, and dumb characters.
3 1/2 stars After the death of her father, Adrianna Moore, now alone in the world, is confronted by her fathers lawyer, Richard Pope who claims to her that her father changed his will at the last minute making him the executor of his estate. He states that he is completely in charge of her, her mo...
Adrianna Moore is just 25 when she loses her father. Still reeling from the shock of suddenly becoming an orphan, grief turns to despair when her father's colleague, Richard Pope, tells her that he is the executor of her state, and it was her father's wish that she should marry him, otherwise she wo...
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