Taking a job with the Kinross family has catapulted Rebecca Hunt into a world of wealth and privilege.
It has also thrust her into immediate conflict with cattleman Broderick Kinross. Hired to write actress Fiona Kinross’s memoirs, the Sydney journalist arrived expecting a quiet assignment, not a family feud.
Stewart Kinross showers her with lavish attention, staging a gala polo weekend in her honor. Rebecca never sought an old patriarch’s devotion—nor the grandeur of Kimbara—she wanted only peace for her bruised heart.
Brod sees only a calculating adventuress—a woman after his birthright—blind to the fierce attraction burning between them. Yet every clash strips away her defenses, drawing her closer to the rugged cattleman who could shatter her heart.
The tough and cynical manager of the family's Kimbara homestead suspects Rebecca of being a gold digger, after his father's money. But Brod couldn't be more wrong. It's not money that Rebecca wants—or Brod's father—it's love and marriage to Brod himself.
- Enemies to Lovers: Sparks fly when Stewart insists Rebecca wear Cecilia’s Necklace—a heirloom opal meant only for Kinross brides—provoking Brod into a furious confrontation at the homestead ball.
- Forced Proximity: A secluded billabong with a hidden waterfall and carpets of wildflowers offers a brief sanctuary, testing their resolve to resist one another.
- Family Drama: Five years of running cattle at Marlu has kept Brod at odds with his domineering father, but Stewart’s ruthless games threaten to push the family empire to its breaking point.
- Also by This Author: The Cattle King's Bride, Cattle Baron: Nanny Needed and Le rêve de Leona.
Taking a job with the Kinross family has catapulted Rebecca Hunt into a world of wealth and privilege.
It has also thrust her into immediate conflict with cattleman Broderick Kinross. Hired to write actress Fiona Kinross’s memoirs, the Sydney journalist arrived expecting a quiet assignment, not ...