4 Books by Patricia Kay
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Overview:Patricia Ann Kay was born on 7 March 1937 in a small town in northeastern Ohio, USA, where she raised along with three younger sisters. She considers herself a very lucky woman. The family didn’t have a lot of money, but she says that didn’t matter, because what they did have was worth more than money — a happy home. Her parents had a good marriage and they doted on their four daughters. That upbringing is reflected in the stories she writes. As readers all over the world have discovered, her books are filled with warmth and love of family.
Genre: Contemporary Romance
With This Ring: A Love for All Time…
They came from different worlds. She was a Texas beauty who’d known privilege and luxury all her life. He was a photo-journalist who’d spent a lonely childhood in foster homes, battling for his very survival. Yet from the moment Amy Carpenter and Sam Robbins met, they knew they were meant to be together. Nothing could come between them, not even Sam’s doubts that he wasn’t good enough for Amy…until Sam’s job takes him away from her — to far-off Nepal…
Desperately lonely without the man she loves, Amy is devastated when news arrives that Sam has had a fatal accident. Then Sam’s best friend Justin Malone enters the picture. Rocked by grief and loss, Amy and Justin turn to each other for comfort and companionship. As their friendship flames into something more, Amy must decide whether to accept the quiet happiness that Justin offers — even though she can’t forget the man whose passion still burns in her heart..
The Other Woman: Family obligations, including his mother’s tenuous health and his father’s desperate financial straits, kept lawyer Adam Forrester from marrying the woman he loved. Now, almost twenty years later, when Adam literally bumps into children’s book editor Natalie Ferrenzo on the street in Manhattan, he cannot bring himself to leave her again to return to his empty, unfulfilling marriage to the daughter of his overbearing boss. And Natalie is equally incapable of saying goodbye to the only man she ever loved–and still loves. But Adam’s manipulative wife Julia connives to keep Natalie and Adam apart, playing on Adam’s over-developed sense of responsibility and guilt. Years pass with Adam and Natalie managing to content themselves with stolen hours and illicit meetings while they count their blessings. However, Natalie receives life-changing news and she knows she can no longer continue her relationship with Adam as it stands. Once more the lovers are separated by circumstance. Will true love triumph or will Adam be compelled to continue to sacrifice his and Natalie’s happiness on the altar of familial loyalty? Kay weaves a captivating tale full of moral gray areas and characters you love to hate.
Hope For Christmas: Hope Gregory had always wanted a family of her own. A foundling, her only clue to her identity was the locket found clutched in her hand when she was discovered on the doorstep of the convent where she’d been abandoned as a baby. And now, perhaps she would have her answer . . . and the family and love she craved. Because it seemed entirely possible she was the heiress to the Hollister family fortune — the real Elizabeth Hollister — kidnapped when she was only a year old.
Paul Hollister remained skeptical. He’d seen too many fortune hunters come and go, all of them wanting only to exploit his family’s tragedy and his Aunt Virginia’s need to find her granddaughter. And yet, no matter how many times he told himself Hope Gregory was just the most recent woman in a chain of pretenders, he couldn’t escape the feeling there was something to her story, something to the attraction between them — something even he couldn’t deny.
A Mom For Christmas: Tess Collier has only two wishes: to be David Bannister’s wife and the mother of his darling daughter, Francesca. But she knows those secret desires can never come true. How could they? She, Tess, can never measure up to David’s late wife, Leah, who was sexy, beautiful, and confident — a bright and shining star — everything quiet, gentle, shy piano teacher Tess is not and never will be. But as David watches his lonely little girl thrive and begin to speak again under Tess’s guidance and friendship, will he also recognize how lovely she really is? Can he ever really and truly love her? Or is a marriage of convenience all he’ll ever offer? Once again, Patricia Kay explores the depth of the human heart and the complicated relationships and emotions of those we love.
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