Tree Of Pearls

Final book in the Evangeline Gower trilogy. Follows 'Baby Love' and 'Desiring Cairo'.

Our angel is back. Evangeline Gower is back home in Britain, back safe, back in her own bath. Right on cue, that's when trouble arrives, back for another bout with her. But this time she's going to see it off for good . . .

There's trouble in the form of her nemesis, her Russian roulette - wise guy wide boy Eddie: he's on the loose again, and who would the police send out to Egypt to trace him if not Evangeline. Then there's trouble of another more painful, more joyful sort altogether. The trouble she has choosing between safe, solid, sensitive Harry, the father of her child, and hot, haughty, harmonious Sa'id, the father of her child.

So, out among the sensuous wonders of Luxor, on the mobile and on the hoof, our angel shimmies and swerves with all her ex-belly dancer's supple style through a series of emotional chicanes. Now and again, in a particularly tight corner, she spins off, but always regains control and surges forward to seize the life and future she deserves for those she loves, and triumphantly, for herself.