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    Legacy: Love, Intrigue and Redemption Under the Scorching Spanish Sun (Andalucian Nights Trilogy)
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    Legacy: Love, Intrigue and Redemption Under the Scorching Spanish Sun (Andalucian Nights Trilogy)

    By Hannah Fielding

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    A troubled young journalist goes undercover in Spain, and finds her loyalties tested when love and desire unearth secrets she hadn’t bargained for. When Luna Ward, a beautiful ice-blonde graduate, is commissioned by a leading New York science journal to investigate the head of a Spanish alternative health clinic, she jumps at the chance. But her life becomes far more complicated once she meets the man she has been tasked to expose. Luna finds Rodrigo de Rueda Calderon to be a brilliant, outspoken oncology specialist with irresistible, dark gypsy looks and a devilish sense of humour. The pair are irrevocably drawn to each other, but how can she give herself up to a passion that threatens to topple all reason? And how could he ever learn to trust the person who has kept her identity from him, even though he has a terrible secret of his own? The lovers unearth dark and brooding dramas in their family histories, binding them together in a web of intrigue that threatens to bring their lives toppling down.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLondon Wall Publishing
    Release dateJul 28, 2016
    ISBN9780993291760
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    Legacy: Love, Intrigue and Redemption Under the Scorching Spanish Sun (Andalucian Nights Trilogy)
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    Hannah Fielding

    HANNAH FIELDING is a multi-award winning romance author who was born and grew up in Alexandria, Egypt, the granddaughter of Esther Fanous, a revolutionary feminist and writer in Egypt during the early 1900s. Upon graduating with a BA in French literature from Alexandria University she travelled extensivelythroughout Europe and lived in Switzerland, France and England. After marrying her English husband, she settled in Kent and subsequently had little time for writing while bringing up two children, looking after dogs and horses, and running her own business renovating rundown cottages. Hannah now divides her time between her homes in Kent and the South of France. She has written four novels, Indiscretion and Masquerade (the first two titles in the Andalucían Nights Trilogy), Burning Embers, and The Echoes of Love, which won the Gold Medal for Romance at the 2014 Independent Publisher Book Awards and the Silver Medal forRomance at the 2014 Foreword Reviews IndieFab Book Awards. Indiscretion was named the Gold winner in the 'Fiction: Romance' category of the 2015 USA Best Book Awards. Hannah is currently working on her new book, Legacy, the final title in the trilogy, which is due to be published in Spring 2016. She is a member of the association Romance Writers of America (RWA) and her website and blog can be found at www.hannahfielding.net

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    • 5/5
      Luna and Ruy make so many sparks in Hannah Fielding's "Legacy", you'd think a wild fire is about to start. I loved every passion filled bit of "Legacy".
    • 4/5
      A sweet romance story that intrigues and mystifies. Complex characters. Complex story line. A fascinating insight into Spain and the gypsy lifestyle. Well worth reading for a light hearted romance story.
    • 4/5
      The doctor that she is about to meet is nothing like she pictured, he is younger more handsome and he does things to her body that she isn't happy with.Ruy is attracted to Luna and he can't stop thinking of her but she isn't falling at his feet like all the other woman do and he can't understand why. They both find it very hard working with each other as Luna starts to like him and she is here to do a job not fall for any man.Ruy has a secret that will destroy their new relationship, he just doesn't know how to tell her that he was driving the car when her half sister died, how will she ever forgive him? Luna is angry that he kept it from her but she has her own secret and she knows that he will never trust her again.The more they learn about each other and their family secrets they more they realize that they could have a future but they just need to trust each other before they lose everything.A great story full of fairytales, letting go of the past and make new memories. I was lucky enough to receive a copy from the author.
    • 5/5
      This is an amazing book. It's not your typical predictable love story. The characters and the plot are incredibly complex - like real life! The story draws you in and keeps you reading as you learn more about the characters and their connections to each other.
    • 4/5
      Romantic fiction is not one of my preferred genres. However I recently decided to read more widely, and selected Hannah’s book as it was about Spain, which is where I live. I’m glad I did.It will not shoot romance to the top of my reading pile, but it has taught me that there is excellent writing out there other than the genres I more regularly follow.The strengths I found in her writing were threefold.Firstly, the importance of a strong and believable storyline, which is carefully and skilfully maintained throughout her novel.Secondly, the way she gradually built up your understanding of the two main characters. Quite often you learn everything about characters very quickly. However Hanna continually adds more information and develops her protagonists step by step, so you gradually realise their complexities as the story develops. This means that the ground shifts as you read, and you are constantly remain unsure of what these two characters will do next.The other matter which impressed me in her writing was how time was taken now and again to relax from the story itself. In a paragraph she vividly describes perhaps a place in a way which enables you to visualise it just as she intends. This is in my opinion is perhaps the most impressive aspect of Hanna’s writing skills.