The Hills of Home

Shelley returns to her plantation home to find her beloved stepfather desperately ill and is surprised when Mitch, his son, suddenly proposes marriage. She soon discovers that Mitch is merely fulfilling his dying father's wish rather than acting on genuine affection. As they navigate their sudden union, Shelley struggles with her hidden deeper feelings for him. This contemporary romance explores themes of family obligation, unrequited love, and emotional misunderstandings.

by Helen Bianchin

Mills & Boon · First published 1977 · 192 pages