Captive of Fate — Margaret Pargeter

Victim of love--or captive of fate?

On her lunch hour, Macy Cordon, a textile designer in Manchester, encountered a stranger She was drawn to him immediately by a force she couldn't resist.

In his arms she found respite from the shame of having sold out her employer, albeit for motives that were above reproach. And she tempted the gods in seeing him again, never dreaming that Brice Sinclair was not just a stranger passing through her life.

Before she had a chance to put things right, Brice learned of Macy's deception and withdrew his faith in her--which left only his desire.

Mills & Boon

When Brice Sinclair discovered Macy Cordon's guilty secret, the feeling, that had been growing between them disintegrated, yet he married her. He claimed it was because that was the only way he could be sure she would never betray him again. Macy though, had married him for love. But the marriage, she knew, was doomed unless Brice could learn to trust her again ...

Hero: Brice Sinclair
Heroine: Macy Cordon