http://worldcat.org/entity/work/id/18991830

Spring bride

"Kyra Landon pretended to be her daddy's "princess" for twenty-three years to keep peace in the family. Pretending ends now with his death. She hates her Colorado "mansion" and vows to make it a home by remodelling and redecorating it. But first, she treats herself to a vacation, alone, for the first time in her life. Missing her cruise ship in Caracas, Venezuela, because her handbag is stolen, she comes face to face with Antonio Rodrigo Cordoba del Rey -- Again. This time she learns his name and discovers his wealth. Why does she always end up in his arms after their verbal clashes? How can she love a man just as domineering as her father and three brothers? Love doesn't care; it just flows, unsaid, between them. Sandra Marton is exceptional in relating how "we are what our past makes of us." Her characters' upbringings, their laughter and tears, mold this into a terrific read. Kathleen Gross"--Rendezvous Review.

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