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Author:
Lee Wilkinson
ISBN13:
978-0373234615
ISBN:
0373234619
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Publisher:
Harlequin Presents Large Print; Original edition (December 26, 2007)
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Sophia is swept off her feet by the handsome British billionaire, not realizing that Stephen knows something she doesn't: she is heiress to the priceless Padova pearls.

Sophia is swept off her feet by the handsome British billionaire, not realizing that Stephen knows something she doesn't: she is heiress to the priceless Padova pearls. Once the truth is revealed Stephen will see Sophia, and the pearls, in naked glory.

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The Padova Pearls book. Lee Wilkinson was born in Nottingham, the only child of loving parents. She was educated at an all-girls' school, and after leaving, tried her hand at several jobs, including modeling swimwear. At 22 she met and married her husband, Denis. They had a traditional white wedding and a honeymoon in Italy, and have been happily married ever since. They have two children, a son and a daughter-both now Lee Wilkinson was born in Nottingham, the only child of loving parents.

Sophia is swept off her feet by the handsome British billionaire, not realizing that Stephen knows something she doesn't: she is heiress to the priceless Padova pearls

Sophia is swept off her feet by the handsome British billionaire, not realizing that Stephen knows something she doesn't: she is heiress to the priceless Padova pearls.

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Lee Wilkinson writing career began with short stories and serials for magazines and newspapers before going on to novels. She now has more than twenty Mills & Boon romance novels published.

Часто встречающиеся слова и выражения. Lee Wilkinson writing career began with short stories and serials for magazines and newspapers before going on to novels. Amongst her hobbies are reading, gardening, walking, and cooking but travelling (and writing of course) remains her major love.

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A pearl beyond price…Rare beauty Sophia Jordan has captured wealthy businessman Stephen Haviland's eye. And in Venice he'll execute his ruthless plan…. Sophia is swept off her feet by the handsome British billionaire, not realizing that Stephen knows something she doesn't: she is heiress to the priceless Padova pearls.Once the truth is revealed Stephen will see Sophia, and the pearls, in naked glory….
  • I broke the rating down for this book in 3 ways 1 star because I actually liked the leading man Stephen, he was a true romantic and I thought that his feeling for Sophia were genuine, if a little under handed as to the way he went about getting to know her. I gave Sophia a half star, because although she was a likable character the author made her appear entirely too naïve for someone of her age and living in this era. She would have been better suited to say the period of 1700 or 1800s. She seemed to be too clueless to things going on around her, which would be obvious to the average person. The story line was ok; it could have had more depth. There wasn't much mystery although Ms.Wilkinson did try to shroud the secret of the Padova Pearls in a lot of cloche and dagger nonsense by introducing so many characters into the one storyline and in the last 15-20 pages she tried to pull it all together but it seemed rushed to say the least, but I give her 1 star for effort and another half star because I like the story setting of it being in Venice which I think is a romantic city in itself and gives the story that exotic, dreamy and sensual feel.

  • This modern romance starts well but becomes implausible and tied up in the histories of family members whom we never meet, so we don't bother keeping them straight. Then we are baffled by all the lies told by the previous generation and whether the romantic couple are in fact cousins or not.

    The setting is mainly Venice which is lovely. However the supposed art restorer never touches paint with a cloth. She has a token job. The pearls of the title are an heirloom hidden in the most obvious place. The cast we meet is tiny. I suggest Donna Leon's books on Venice instead.

  • I would have given this 0 star if possible, since there seems to be no improvement from this author.
    This is a very old story plot, very similar to her other 2 books (The Charlota Diamond, The Bejewelled Bride).
    Stupid, naïve female, told someone (the male) she met on the street almost everything about her life, anyone heard of the phrase: `Don't talk to stranger'? She didn't just talk, she told him almost everything about herself, let him hold her house keys, invited him into her house & showed him around, all these, without knowing his name, a stranger no less. How stupid does one get! If my memory serves me right, the other 2 stories she wrote had similar stupid females.
    Why female loved male? Where did that come from? Hormones? Sadness because of her father recent death?
    The only nice touch was the author tried to make the story interesting by giving it a story that span over 25 years.
    Sorry, too many flaws: one person monologue of explanation; (I have to keep going back a few paragraphs to understand the correct time line) inserting a murder attempt but with no criminal consequence (the stupid female wandered off at night by herself, in an city she'd not know, What! No common sense! How stupid can one get!); the 'beautiful but very bad' rilvary suddenly left the scene, adding insult to injury, with someone who had loved her forever, What!?
    Now, all of sudden, author decided to wrap everything up in 1+ pages. Must have enough words to fill up the 180 pages!
    I've read enough of this author's books to say that this author is now on my 'avoid list'.