It was a moment of decision, a taking-up of attitudes. Belle watched her father closely, then glanced at Cato Abbott's father. They were like two powerful dogs, strange to each other, yet realising their territories adjoined and they were probably going to have to live each with the other - unless one was powerful or savage enough to frighten the other away.
About the Author
Jean Chapman's novels have been published all around the world. She started her writing career as a freelance journalist, but her first and continuing love is fiction, short stories then novels. Jean has taught creative writing at four community colleges, tutored on line for Nottingham Trent University, read an appraised for East Midlands Arts and Readers' Digest. Three times president Leicester Writers' Club Chairman of the Romantic Novelists' Association and made a vice-president in 2012. Member of the Society of Authors and the Crime Writers' Association.