Infatuation
Infatuation by Charlotte Lamb, published by Mills & Boon in 1984, is a novel that explores the complexities of love and loyalty. In this 189-page story, Judith finds herself in a challenging emotional situation as she grapples with her feelings for Luke Doulton, a financial genius engaged to her old friend. Despite her resolve not to lose her head over a man, Judith’s attraction to Luke complicates her life, forcing her to confront the boundaries set by their circumstances.
Readers will discover a narrative that delves into themes of desire and moral conflict as Judith navigates her infatuation with Luke while being aware of his impending marriage to Baba. The story presents a nuanced portrayal of her internal struggle, highlighting the tension between professional ambition and personal feelings. As Judith attempts to maintain her composure, the dynamics of their relationship unfold, revealing the challenges of love when entangled with friendship and commitment.
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She couldn’t steal another woman’s man.
Judith wasn’t the type to lose her head over a man, especially not a man who was engaged to an old friend.
But Luke Doulton was irresistble. He was a financial genius who wasn’t afraid to work with an equally talented woman like Judith. Judith couldn’t help falling in love with him any more than she could change the circumstances that denied her a chance at love.
Luke wasn’t free. He was going to marry Baba. Judith forced herself to remember those two things every time Luke came near her.
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