Fiona Macdonald’s first impression of Edward Campbell was unfortunate, but
his first impression of
her was downright catastrophic. When circumstances forced them into isolation together on a remote New Zealand sheep station, with no company other than Edward’s three orphaned wards and his former governess, the old hostility between the Campbells and the Macdonalds seemed to be rekindled. How unfortunate, then, that Fiona found arising within herself a feeling quite the opposite of hostility . . .