Connie Brockway: My Dearest Enemy

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My Dearest Enemy

The terms of an irascible uncle's will robs Avery Thorne of the home he loves, and throws him into contact with the new owner, an argumentative suffragette named Lily Bede, whose letters follow Avery on his adventures around the globe. Now Avery is returning home, hoping that Lily will have failed to make the manor house profitable, thereby ensuring that it reverts to him. When they finally... (read more)

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“Although I usually make very good notes on every book I read and have done so for years, for some reason I have failed to make notes on three of the five Brockways I have read. My Dearest Enemy is one of those books I tried hard to like this book - even putting it down to adjust my attitude or something - I just wanted to like this one a lot. I don't know if it was that the hero was too nice (I didn't go for beta heroes that much five years ago) or that I found the story a bit boring (which...”

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