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Melting ice

by Rosalie Ash (1989)

About this book

Melting Ice By Rosalie Ash is Book One of the Roundwell Farm Trilogy - Victoria’s Story Salvation or destruction? When cold, self-contained loner Matt meets spoiled, hot-headed Victoria, the sexual chemistry sizzles but their contrasting personalities lead to an emotional rollercoaster relationship. Matt Larson has built his own wealth and success, but his tragic past means he avoids commitment at any cost. Victoria is beautiful, naive and much too young for him, but her persistence turns their lives upside down. In the ensuing drama, the question is, will they destroy each other or save each other? Set between London and the fictional Warwickshire village of Harbridge, the story offers readers a gripping story of love, sex, betrayal , family relationships, laughter and tears, and happy endings

Setting / LocationLondon & UK
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMelting ice Lead Character

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