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Believe In Me, February 2011 Rosewood Trilogy #2 by Laura Moore Ballantine Books Featuring: Jordan Radcliffe; Owen Gage 432 pages ISBN: 0345482778 EAN: 9780345482778 Mass Market Paperback Add to Wish List Purchase Amazon Barnes & Noble Powell's Books Books-A-Million Indie BookShop

"The second sister in this delightful trilogy must deal with a demanding client."

Believe In Me
Laura Moore

Reviewed by Mandy Burns
Posted January 6, 2011

Romance Contemporary

Jordan Radcliffe, divorced mother of three, is finally ready to do her part to keep the family horse ranch in the black. Now that her divorce is final, Jordan is going back to interior design to help provide for her family. Her first client is the local town gossip, but Jordan needs this job and is excited to share her ideas. She is taken by surprise when her client asks Owen Gage, the local competition, to accompany Jordan on the interview, but Jordan refuses to allow her confidence to be shaken by his presence. Owen Gage, owner of the remodeling and design company Gage & Associates, is shocked to find Jordan Radcliffe at his client's home ready to give her interior design ideas on the cottage he remodeled. Owen's first thought is how he can secure an invite to her family home to see the legendary design, but as he watches and listens to Jordan's ideas, his mind contemplates her as a woman. Jordan leaves the cottage confident, but Owen's client quickly asks him to use his own designer to facilitate the idea, leaving him at a crossroad. BELIEVE IN ME is the 2nd book in the Rosewood Trilogy continuing the saga of three sisters moving through life in their own way. Laura Moore is a fantastic storyteller ensnaring your interest from the first page. Don't miss it!

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SUMMARY

EVEN THE MOST TIGHTLY LOCKED HEART HAS A KEY.
After learning of her husband’s affair, Jordan Radcliffe is crushed, but she knows she must stay strong for her three young children. So she moves back to Rosewood, the idyllic horse farm where she grew up. Wishing only to recover and reassess her life, Jordan feels an undeniable attraction to architect Owen Gage—and does her best to ignore it. Her heart is too fragile to love again. Yet when Owen, who himself is wary of any romantic involvement, offers her a job she badly needs, Jordan has no choice but to accept, even though it means she’ll be working alongside him every day. And that closeness could intensify the connection between them—a desire as unnerving as it is powerful.

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