Forest Fever

by Victoria Gordon

Mixing business and pleasure was not part of the deal

Riley's independence came naturally. As a logging contractor, doing a man's job in a man's world had taught her to fend for herself. Even so, unfortunately, she was not a woman of independent means.

And for now, saving her Tasmanian logging company meant being pleasant to and relying on the influence of the high and mighty Freyn Devereux.

There was no doubt that the man's influence was boundless. And it didn't take long for Riley to realize that the real risk was not losing her business, but losing her heart.

Genres: Romance, Harlequin Romance

187 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 1, 1986

About the author

Gordon Aalborg was born on February 5, 1942 in Alberta, Canada. He began his writing career as a reporter, columnist and bureau chief at The Edmonton Journal in his native Alberta. He wandered off to Australia in the '70s as a freelance journalist and radio/tv broadcaster.

The best-selling romance author, Victoria Gordon born in response to the publisher's claim that "no man" could write Harlequin category romance (Gordon is widely believed to be the first man to seriously meet the challenge) , and she survives after more than twenty novels published throughout the world.

Gordon Aalborg is married to mystery writer Denise Dietz, who helped him in his book Finding Bess.

Reviews

[Ellyn (Mrs. Darcy in my Dreams)]

I was bored by the conservation/forestry focus. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz