The only complication in Isa's new job was that it brought her into the centre of the antagonism between her employer, Toby Carmichael, and his enemy, Chris Burrows.
Isa found both men attractive -- but why couldn't they leave her out of their quarrels? And which one of them was telling the truth?
This heroine takes the cake! She keeps tripping and falling on her face or into the lake bordering the property she lives in then screams and rants at the hero that it was his fault that she is such a clumsy oaf. As for the OM, he tries to rape her and the next morning she AGAIN sets on a walk in the woods where she is bound to bump into him, because she is hoping they can still be "friends." I am finding it increasingly entertaining to hate-read this author's extensive backlist :)))
Enjoyed this story when I first read it back in 1976. Again this was one of my earlier reads for this author. I liked the character of Isa. An early favourite.