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    Prince Charming of Harley Street

    By Anne Fraser

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    Having landed a temporary job at an exclusive Harley Street practice, shy nurse Rose Taylor is stunned when her playboy boss, the Hon. Dr. Jonathan Cavendish, expresses an interest. Sensible Rose tries to ignore his outrageous charm—until some shocking news makes her seize the day and risk her heart on her glamorous bachelor boss!

    Soon Rose's bookish glasses come off, and she is swept off into Jonathan's high-society existence of yacht parties and glamorous balls! She quickly realizes that she has misjudged this caring, honorable man, but Rose knows she has no choice. When her contract ends, she has to walk away….

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Medical Romance
    Release dateSep 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426866418
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    Prince Charming of Harley Street
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    Anne Fraser

    Anne Fraser always loved reading and never imagined that one day she would be writing for a living. She started life as a nurse and helpfully, for a writer of medical romances, is married to a hospital doctor! Anne and husband have lived and worked all over the world, including South Africa, Canada and Australia and many of their experiences as well as the settings find their way into her books. Anne lives in Glasgow with her husband and two children.

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    • 2/5
      I picked this up in a used book store, intrigued by the initial premise and because I very much enjoyed some Pohl that I read years ago (Heechee saga). It starts out with an interesting what if -- what if the US and the USSR blew each other to smithereens, leaving China and India as the great world powers? We start in a rice paddy in Alabama, part of a US administered by the Red Chinese. It's all very interesting, in the way that alternative history is (though when written in 1985 it was actually a speculative future).

      Then some aliens show up demanding to speak to the President of the US and the whole thing veers into farcical political satire -- very disappointing.
    • 3/5
      In a post-apocalyptic world in which the USA and USSR unleashed their nuclear arsenals at one another with devastating effect, Castor is a young man without a future. He is stuck on a Chinese-run grain collective near Biloxi, Mississippi and his entire life is already laid out for him - living, working and dying on the farm. Then, one day, as he's plying his trade in the rice paddy, he finds a severed human head. And his whole life changes.An odd book. A very quick read with some interesting ideas - adding personalities to a person's being; a race of devoted mercenaries; a colony of space travelers breeding like rabbits, living in nests with a several hundred to 1 female to male ratio... But at the end of the day, just too weird...