β Scribed by Jo McNally
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
She was hired to design his house.
Instead she created a home.
Interior designer Amanda Lowery can turn Blake Randall's crumbling castle into a Gallant Lake showplace. But helping the real estate mogul with his guarded heart and his troubled, orphaned nephew? A much bigger challenge. With demons in her own past, Amanda yearns to help them both heal. But will she find the family and safety she's craved...or become a Christmas casualty in Blake's latest business plan?
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