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Time to Trust

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His hurt seemed so raw

"My son and I have learned to expect nothing, absolutely nothing from your sex, Miss Chalmers," Gerard Hunter told Kate--and after she had just saved his son from nearly drowning.

Kate wasn't about to let one rude neighbor ruin her holiday at Australia's beautiful Bargara Beach. But she couldn't easily forget the intriguing, dark stranger and his lonely little son.

Kate felt strongly that despite Gerard's bitter words, someday he would need and want a woman's love again.

192 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

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Rosemary Badger

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Rosemary Badger was born in Canada. At school she had a teacher who read to the class every day. Her reading was sheer magic. If the story was sad, the whole class sobbed. If it was funny, everyone roared. Rosemary had always loved reading but this teacher made her yearn to Write!

Rosemary now lives with her husband and four children in the beautiful town of Bundaberg, in Queensland, Australia, surrounded by glorious beaches and savoring the Warm subtropical climate.

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May 24, 2026
So many contrived scenes and silly attempted anxt that read like a corny cheesy harlequin movie. Bad writing and poor storyline.

Note to self - avoid this author.
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June 27, 2013
Awwe, this novel was amazing. I was so happy to have the chance to read it. The angst had me hanging on until the very end.
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July 4, 2018
His hurt seemed so raw

"My son and I have learned to expect nothing, absolutely nothing from your sex, Miss Chalmers," Gerard Hunter told Kate--and after she had just saved his son from nearly drowning.

Kate wasn't about to let one rude neighbor ruin her holiday at Australia's beautiful Bargara Beach. But she couldn't easily forget the intriguing, dark stranger and his lonely little son.

Kate felt strongly that despite Gerard's bitter words, someday he would need and want a woman's love again.
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews