From Library Journal
Two stories about romance on the rocks, served with a twist of intrigue. Connections follows Fleur Stockley's fight to make a comeback after her boyfriend bankrupts her company and dumps her. She does rebuild, but her success comes at a high price as she is drawn into a world of deceit and corruption. Coulter borrows from the Montagues and the Capulets as English heiress Chauncey Fitzhugh travels to the United States to take revenge on the scoundrel who ruined her father financially but instead finds herself falling for him.
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About the Author
A native of England, Hilary Bailey was educated in thirteen schools before attending Cambridge. Married with children, she entered the world of 1960s science fiction, writing some twenty tales that were published in Britain, the USA, France and Germany. Her first novel was published in 1975 and she has since authored ten more.
