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Muse Review of The Third Son
by T L Vance   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
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'The Third Son' is a fast-paced story full of romance and intrigue. The satisfying conclusion will leave the reader with a smile. - Muse Reviews







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Genre:  Romance
Title:  The Third Son
Author:  T.L. Vance
Publisher:  iUniverse, Inc.
ISBN:  0-595-34604-9
Pages:  468


Kellson “Kells” Berkley has sworn off love.  Having his heart broken once was enough, and now he’s completely devoted to business.  At least until his flat mate, Bryant, brings home his new fiancée.

Cydney Nash has been given an opportunity to apprentice with one of London’s most prestigious architectural agencies and she jumps at the chance – even though it means an engagement to a man she’s known only a few weeks.

When Bryant is called out of town on business and the trip is artificially extended by a few months, sparks fly between Kells and Cydney, igniting a romantic fire that neither expected to find.  As their feelings for each other start to grow, the reader can’t help but care about this couple and want them to be happy.

Just when it seems all their dreams have come true , unexpected trouble comes to call, putting both Cydney and Kells in danger.  But a romance built on a foundation of friendship is strong, and nothing can stand between them. 

“The Third Son” is a fast-paced story full of romance and intrigue.  The satisfying conclusion will leave the reader with a smile.

Muse Review Mark:  Great Read

 

Reviewer: Alice Berger, Muse Reviews

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