Nineteen year old Renata Delayney is following her dream of becoming an artist. Enrolled as an art student at CAS, she embarks on another year with the aim of starting a new life … a life that involves romance. Surrounded by couples, Renata feels it is time she let love become a part of her otherwise complete life. Despite her loving parents, brother, godfather and a flat of her own, Renata is desperate to experience the feeling of ‘togetherness’. Unfamiliar with this feeling, she grasps at the signs of a potential relationship and tries to fit the pieces into the puzzle of what is known as love. Sir Walter Lewes is head of the Home Civil service and godfather to Renata. At 58 years old and a good friend of her father’s, Renata relies on his companionship and regularly lunches with him. As her awareness of love starts to unfold, she begins to realise that his attention towards her goes beyond that of a godfather. Could this be what she is missing in her life? Is she prepared to let his love develop beyond that of a family friend? Through her brother, Ned, she meets the young, rich and dashing Mallord White. A banker, breaking away from the family business, Mallord is determined to lead a carefree, successful life. Renata and Mallord start a relationship but Renata takes it further than Mallord is prepared for. Bouncing between the attention from her godfather and her feelings towards Mallord, Renata falls into a dangerous and turbulent start to her new life. 'A memorable read' - Robert Foster, best-selling author of 'The Lunar Code'. Harriet Crawley, educated in France, Austria and Italy, studied history at King’s College, London and in 1969 wrote a book on European universities and revolt entitled A Degree of Defiancé. She has worked freelance for The Daily Mail, done some television interviewing for the BBC and London Weekend, and travelled all over the world to Bhutan, Silkin, Nepal, India, N. Africa, Turkey, Greece, W. Europe, Romania, Hungary and the US. Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent digital publisher. For more information on our titles please sign up to our newsletter at www.endeavourpress.com. Each week you will receive updates on free and discounted ebooks. Follow us on Twitter: @EndeavourPress and on Facebook via http://on.fb.me/1HweQV7. We are always interested in hearing from our readers. Endeavour Press believes that the future is now.