The Tycoon's Perfect Match (2009) - Plot & Excerpts
The wide mahogany floors gleamed in the late-afternoon sun, and she could see the deep, blue, spring-fed lake through the arched, beveled windows.There was natural, beaded fir on the cathedral ceiling, accented by arched cherry trusses. This style carried through in the six bedrooms throughout the house: one on the first floor, four on the second floor and one on the third. Each bedroom either had its own screened porch or an arched, open porch.The nearest neighbors were five hundred yards away in each direction. She’d have more than enough privacy.Mari ran up the stairs to the turret, which had been her favorite room growing up. On rainy days, she played dolls and pretended that she was a princess in a castle, waiting for her Prince Charming—who looked remarkably like Brian Hawkins. Or she’d read a book, or write in her diary. Many times, she’d sit on the window seat and watch for someone to come over and ask her to play.Every summer, her parents came to Sherwood Lodge for a month.
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