No Place Too Far

by Robyn Donald

Kathy had been warned "The man's light years ahead of you in sophistication, and a hell of a lot tougher than you'll ever be." That might have been the case when Kathy Townsend was an unworldly girl of eighteen, on her own in Auckland and overwhelmed and flattered by the attention of the great Andre Hunter. Then, her head had been filled with romantic dreams. It certainly wasn't true now. Kathy had made a good life for her daughter and herself and she wasn't going to let a ghost from the past destroy it. Even if that ghost was the father of her child ...and now her nearest neighbor.

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