• Paperback
• Condition: Fair
• 316 pages
• Fiction: Romance, Contemporary

Gina and Laurence had been the best of friends ever since they were idealistic teenagers. They had never been in love - just friends. Gina had eventually married the exquisitely tasteful Fergus (who had changed his name from Leslie to something more upmarket), and Laurence had married down-to-earth Hilary. Gina and Fergus lived in stylish perfection at High Place. Laurence and Hilary spent their married lives turning Laurence's legacy, The Bee House, into both home and hotel.

Then, with elegant disdain, Fergus Bedford announced he was leaving Gia and their teenage daughter. As Gina's misery ricocheted through the two homes, she turned for emotional support to Laurence, her dearest friend. And as Laurence gave comfort, so his own marraige and the stability of his children edged towards destruction.