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Harrison Collins, the wealthy owner of Collins industries, could barely come to terms with the discovery of his only daughter’s pregnancy. Perhaps it was because Carolyn Collins was pregnant by Harrison’s gardener Evan, or being a rich business owner in the 1960s, Harrison expected much more than this from his precious and highly educated daughter. Harrison rejected Carolyn, but before he could reconcile with her, something terrible happened, leaving Evan alone with their daughter Cara. In a bid to stop Harrison from taking Cara away from Evan, Harrison’s son Wayne helps Evan acquire a new identity and escape. Harrison was determined to find his granddaughter. Now living under the assumed names of Owen and Grace, what will happen to Evan and Cara? Get yourself Rosedust by EB Converse to discover more.
EB Converse’s Rosedust is just what you should be looking for if you are a lover of spicy romance novels laced with defiance, betrayal, love, deceit, passion, rage, resentment, agony, fate, drug addiction, war, and money. Converse weaves an intriguing plot, unfolding it using a dual timeline. The colorful depictions brought the scenes to life vividly. I found myself at the Fawnskin Motel in the Mojave Desert, helplessly watching Owen slide into alcoholism and push Grace away, or at Harrison’s mansion in Pasadena, waiting for everyone to drop their facades. Converse describes the well-crafted role players' emotions graphically. This coupled with their complex qualities made them authentic and easy to connect with. There is suspense, adventure, and humor in this book.
