Showing A Stranger's Touch by Sophie Weston

Cindy Masters had first met Saul eighteen months ago, in the English village where she lived, looking after he rtwo cousins and grandfather. He was a jouranlist, recuiperating after spending months abroad, but she had recognised him for what he really was - a sophisticate - the type of man her mother frequently fell in love with. But, it seemed, a stranger's touch had more power over her than Cidy had ever thought possible. And Saul, she thought, felt the same way. But that was before she met Lousia Katicz...And now Saul had caught up with her in Venice - wanting the 'end of a story'. But he still, it seemed, had time to p ursue her...