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By Katherine Sutcliffe (© 2001)
Read by Anna Fields (Amer.)
2001 Books on Tape, Inc.
Unabridged
Fiction > Fiction - Romance

A penniless orphan is slated to be married to her godfather's lazy son, but falls for the plantation overseer instead.

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From the bayous of the American South comes a rush of steamy, lavish prose culminating in forbidden, passionate romance. A penniless orphan, Juliette Broussard is picked out of her isolated convent school by her godfather, Max Hollinsworth, to marry his lazy son Tylor - so that her family's run-down sugar cane plantation, BELLE JAROD, would be his. She is against marriage, until she falls in lust with her prospective husband. However, the plantation's overseer and Max's illegitimate son, Chantz Boudreaux, saves Juliette from the raging waters of the Mississippi and immediately falls in love with her. Together, they attempt to restore her ancestral estate, despite betrayal and plague.

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Book rating: Reader rating: Reviewer: Nancy Turrini (see other books I've reviewed)	November 20, 2002
Anna Fields is one of the most outstanding readers in her field along with Kate Reading. Both can bring books to life with their readings. This book is excellent. It was well written and kept your interest. No slow spots at all.