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Nurse Audrey's Mission — Isobel Cabot
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May-1990 -
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When lovely young Audrey Rush came to Leyfield Hall to be a private nurse to youthful tycoon Dean Leyfield, she little suspected the mystery awaiting her in this mansion by the sea.
Audrey was thrown into turmoil by the eerie resemblance between her handsome patient and Ward DeWitt, Audrey's former lover, who supposedly had died in a car crash. Was it possible her heart was playing a cruel trick? Or was she being made the victim of a sinister impersonation? As danger and violence stalked Leyfield Hall, Audrey's happiness and very life depended on her learning the strange truth about a man who held her suspended between passionate love and icy fear.
Lovely redheaded Audrey Rush decided to humor her old friend Jacob Leyfield by going to Leyfield Hall to nurse Jacob's step-brother, Dean, who had been injured in an auto accident in which his cousin, Ward DeWitt, had been killed. Audrey had known Ward in the old days, and even had been a little in love with him, but she was not prepared for the shock of seeing how closely Dean resembled Ward -- so closely, in fact, that they could have been twins.
Dean has been suffering from a mild case of amnesia, and can't seem to remember what has happened to a file of secret formulas that his father had been working on -- formulas that would greatly enhance Leyfield Plastic's reputation as an innovative manufacturing company. Since Jacob is now saddled with running the firm by himself, with no help from Dean, he becomes convinced that Dean is out to undermine the success of the family firm. And when he confronts Audrey with his suspicion that Dean is really Ward, she rebels and threatens to leave Leyfield Hall altogether: her problem is that she has already succumbed to Dean's charm and persuasiveness.
How Jacob convinces Audrey that her job at Leyfield Hall is two-fold -- to nurse and to discover the truth about Dean -- is the crux of this romantic and suspenseful story about a private-duty nurse.
Hero: Dean Leyfield
Heroine: Nurse Audrey Rush
Audrey was thrown into turmoil by the eerie resemblance between her handsome patient and Ward DeWitt, Audrey's former lover, who supposedly had died in a car crash. Was it possible her heart was playing a cruel trick? Or was she being made the victim of a sinister impersonation? As danger and violence stalked Leyfield Hall, Audrey's happiness and very life depended on her learning the strange truth about a man who held her suspended between passionate love and icy fear.
Lovely redheaded Audrey Rush decided to humor her old friend Jacob Leyfield by going to Leyfield Hall to nurse Jacob's step-brother, Dean, who had been injured in an auto accident in which his cousin, Ward DeWitt, had been killed. Audrey had known Ward in the old days, and even had been a little in love with him, but she was not prepared for the shock of seeing how closely Dean resembled Ward -- so closely, in fact, that they could have been twins.
Dean has been suffering from a mild case of amnesia, and can't seem to remember what has happened to a file of secret formulas that his father had been working on -- formulas that would greatly enhance Leyfield Plastic's reputation as an innovative manufacturing company. Since Jacob is now saddled with running the firm by himself, with no help from Dean, he becomes convinced that Dean is out to undermine the success of the family firm. And when he confronts Audrey with his suspicion that Dean is really Ward, she rebels and threatens to leave Leyfield Hall altogether: her problem is that she has already succumbed to Dean's charm and persuasiveness.
How Jacob convinces Audrey that her job at Leyfield Hall is two-fold -- to nurse and to discover the truth about Dean -- is the crux of this romantic and suspenseful story about a private-duty nurse.
Hero: Dean Leyfield
Heroine: Nurse Audrey Rush
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