Engaging The Enemy

By Susanne Bellamy

2014

First Published

4.06

Average Rating

208

Number of Pages

6H21M

Audio Length

One building, two would–be owners and a family feud that spans several generations: all relationships have their problems. Andrea de Villiers can't lie to save herself. But when developer, Matt Mahoney, buys the building she and a friend have established as a safe house in the Melbourne CBD, she decides that protecting The Shelter is more important than her aching heart. She will confront Mr Mahoney, and she will emerge victorious. There are no other options. But Matt has other plans for Andie, and she soon finds herself ensnared in a web of well–meaning lies and benevolent deceit. To protect the building and the families that depend on her, Andie agrees to play the part of Matt's fiancée, and play it convincingly. But lies soon bleed into truth, and what was once a deception starts to feel all too real. Can Andie accomplish her goals and protect The Shelter, without losing her heart to the charming Irish developer?

Avg Rating

4.06

Number of Ratings

5 STARS

39%

4 STARS

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3 STARS

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Author

Susanne Bellamy

Author · 11 books

Born and raised in Toowoomba, Susanne is an Australian author of contemporary and suspense romances set in exciting and often exotic locations, and rural romance and set in Australia. She has also written several historical stories. She adores travel with her husband, both at home and overseas, and weaves stories around the settings and people she encounters. One Night in Tuscany almost wrote itself after her travels in Italy, and her rural romances were inspired by a stint teaching in far north-west Queensland. Her heroes have to be pretty special to live up to her real life hero. He saved her life then married her. They live on the edge of bush land on a mountain in beautiful sunny Queensland, Australia, with their dog. Susanne is a member of the RWA (Romance Writers of Australia) and is a finalist in their 2021 RuBY award for her seasoned romance, 'Home from the Hill'. She has also been a finalist in the Emerald Award and Pan Macmillan competitions.