#1385. Bright, crisp, tiny splits at spine bottom, no markings. Kathleen had abondoned her dreams. The accident had ended her hope of a musical career. So she couldn't understand why Sister Cecily had practically forced her on Morgan Llewellyn, the world-famous composer. "The best solution," Sister Cecily told Kathleen, "is to bring you together and let him take care of you." Yet Morgan had made it clear that he didn't want a protegee, partcularly one with a limp. They tried to make the best of the arrangement, but Kathleen soon found she was as involved with the man as she was with the music . . ."

CONTEMPORARY ROMANCE