Romantic, realistic and a very enjoyable read. An unexpected accident opens an emotional can of worms for the heroine Diane and hero James as families are spilt and old jealousies surface. Diane and James have always put family first but maybe that isn’t always the best idea…
Money, love and family. Which matters most? When Diane Jenner's husband is hurt in a helicopter crash, she discovers a secret that changes her life.
And it's all about money, the kind of money the Jenners have never had. James North has money, and he knows it doesn't buy happiness. He's been a rock for his wayward wife and troubled daughter - but that doesn't stop him wanting Diane.
James and Diane have something in common: they always put family first. Which means that what happens in the back of James's Mercedes is a really, really bad idea. Or is it?
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“I've been consistently impressed by the standard of the books they publish”. The Bookbag
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‘a good book to snuggle up inside with’ News of the World
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Author
About Sue Moorcroft
Sue Moorcroft is a working writer. She writes novels, short stories, serials, articles, courses and "how to" books. (Yes - she works jolly hard.) Her novels are Starting Over and All That Mullarkey (Choc Lit) and Uphill All the Way (Transita) in paperback. As a long-serving committee member of the Romantic Novelists' Association, Sue is the editor of Loves Me, Loves Me Not, a short-story anthology published to celebrate the association's 50th Anniversary.
Sue was born in Germany, part of an army family. Her childhood included living in Cyprus and Malta, as well as the UK. She has worked in a bank, as a bookkeeper (probably a mistake), for Motor Cycle News and for a typesetter but is pleased to be able to leave all those 'proper jobs' behind.
Sue Moorcroft is theWinner of the Festival of Romance - Best Romantic Read 2011 for Love & Freedom.
Want to Know a Secret? features in the following genres: Family Drama, Fiction, Romance / Relationship Stories
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Want to Know a Secret? was written by Sue Moorcroft and published by Choc Lit
Want to Know a Secret? has 315 pages
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