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Friends and Other Enemies
WHO NEEDS FRIENDS?
Poor little rich girl Ryder Harding did. And her father bought them with his money. Touchy and awkward, Ryder moves into a flat with the intriguing Alix Bassingham and talented, red-haired Imogen Lydden and, suddenly, she blossoms.
OR ENEMIES?
But when Ryder's unscrupulous businessman father is imprisoned for fraud, her new-found confidence is shattered. Her lover betrays her. Her friends appear to let her down. Alone and penniless, with her five-year-old brother to look after, Ryder has only one asset - her father's legacy of Bailing Airfield.
FRIENDS AND OTHER ENEMIES
Charting the ebb and flow of female friendships and set against a background of international polo and transatlantic airlines, this is a powerful contemporary saga of a woman who throws down a challenge - to life, to business and to the tough, unpredictable man who loves her.
Poor little rich girl Ryder Harding did. And her father bought them with his money. Touchy and awkward, Ryder moves into a flat with the intriguing Alix Bassingham and talented, red-haired Imogen Lydden and, suddenly, she blossoms.
OR ENEMIES?
But when Ryder's unscrupulous businessman father is imprisoned for fraud, her new-found confidence is shattered. Her lover betrays her. Her friends appear to let her down. Alone and penniless, with her five-year-old brother to look after, Ryder has only one asset - her father's legacy of Bailing Airfield.
FRIENDS AND OTHER ENEMIES
Charting the ebb and flow of female friendships and set against a background of international polo and transatlantic airlines, this is a powerful contemporary saga of a woman who throws down a challenge - to life, to business and to the tough, unpredictable man who loves her.
432 pages, Paperback
First published August 15, 1990
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March 5, 2021
Despite it dealing with a lot of powerful and emotional issues (loss, betrayal, love, self-respect, companionship, loyalty and more), I consider the book quite a light read. It is quick-paced enough that it doesn’t bore you, yet not so much so that you lose track of the events. I did quite like the protagonist, she felt like a well-rounded character that I wanted to follow through the story.
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